Octopus (C059)
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About the Footage
An Octopus (Octopus Vulgaris).
Octopus can modify the surface of its skin so that it produces bumbs similar to algae, thus making its camouflage ever more convinging and perfect.
Shot captured in the wild in the Mediterranean Sea (Italy) by 3CCD camera - PAL system.
- Location:
- Italy
- Source:
- 3 CCD camcorder
Keywords
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Categories
"animals and wildlife" "scenics (nature)"
Clip Details
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PlanctonVideo View Portfolio- Clip ID:
- 100819
- Duration:
- 00:00:29,21
- Resolution:
- 720 x 576
- Frame Rate:
- 25fps
- Field Rendering:
- Interlaced
- Aspect Ratio:
- 4:3
- Video Codec:
- DV
- Audio:
- none
- Includes Matte:
- No
- Talent Released:
- No
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- File Size:
- 102.4 MB
- Date Created:
- 2006 July -
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