In this video, we take a look at various sharks reacting to the drone’s shadow and examine what this tells us about their vision. The information gathered from this also helps me be mindful of where to fly the drone to avoid interfering with the sharks. Drone observations are vital to monitoring shark behavior but it seems the shadow, in certain conditions is the only thing that can affect the sharks natural movements.
Today we’re back in South Carolina at a spot called Smitty’s Soul Food, taking on their Soul Feast Challenge…Diners get...
I’ve never wanted to not be somewhere so much in my life 🤮
This collection of wings and carbonfibre might be the purest expression of a ‘race car for the road’ since the...
Opponents Paul Craig and Caio Borralho cross paths in Rio. Headliners Steve Erceg and champ Alexandre Pantoja check in. Borralho...
