Dear colleagues,
I am working on a special TV science series for children aged 6-9, where scientists provide some fascinating facts about things that might seem impossible to kids such as: become invisible (camouflage), breathe underwater like a fish, flying, etc. There are 24 episodes of 7 minutes each, and this will air on TVOntario and Knowledge Network in BC, Canada, spring 2019. If you have any good-quality footage of the work you are doing or the animals you work on, I would be very interested in using it (with appropriate credits and copyright purchases) for the show and your lab or team would be officially involved in this great project. SO if you have any footage of the following and you would be willing to share it for this project (we have a small budget for copyrights) please let me know as soon as possible. MARINE MAMMALS: Whales surfacing to breathe Seals nostrils breathing Dolphins blowhole Whales underwater Seals underwater Dolphins underwater INSECTS: Diving bell spider Dung beetle rooling dung ball Dung beetle laying eggs Leafcutter ant carrying leafs Ants (muscles - closeup on legs) Ants (exoskeleton) Camouflage in butterflies Stick insects Fireflies Firefly closeup light organ Ants Fireflies flashing Bees DIVING & MARINE TECHNOLOGY: Diving bells Diver Scuba diver Submarine at surface Surbmarine underwater TERRESTRIAL MAMMALS: Cheetah (showing the species) Cheetah running Cheetah head Cheetah running (spine) Wolfe running Horse running Bear running Moose Mice (not lab) Elephant (strength - breaking a tree) Baby elephant Goat Deer antlers Flying squirrels Flying lemurs Fruit bat BIRDS: Birds (aerodynamics) - Gannet Birds aerodynamics - Kingfisher Owl flying (aerodynamics) Emeus running Ostriches running Ostriches legs (spring) Birds flying Bird wing at flight Bird flapping wings MORPHOLOGY & BEHAVIOR: Any animal flying (aerodynamics) MARINE ANIMALS: Fish swimming Fish gills moving Mussels Lobster Jellyfish - Turritopsis dohrnii Camouflage in fish Scorpionfish Mimic octopus Glowing fish Glowing plankton Bioluminescence in ocean Bioluminescent fish communication Bioluminescent fish attracting mate Bioluminescence in the dark ocean Angler fish Angler fish eating Deep sea shrimp Dinoflagellate Noctiluca Glowing sea in the dark Octopus arm Starfish Axolotl HUMAN BIOLOGY: Muscles Cells Evolution/aging of humans Baby human Cell division Human skeleton DNA Human eyes Human heart Human skin Embryo Multiple cells DNA Stem cells Zoom in human cells Virus Imune system Antibodies Eyeballs blinking Human eyes Legs of ballet dancer Human ears Human heart Human arms pushing Rabies or Ebola Cold viruses - many images SCIENTISTS Scientist in a DNA lab Lab mice Scientists working with computers (robotics) PLANTS & TREES: Bristlecone Pine Tree Bioluminescent plant Plants growing (time-lapse) Petals falling Leaves Pollen floating off a flower ROBOTICS: Robots doing different things Robot sensors (IR) Robot arms/hands grip Battery pack Solar panels Radio isotope thermo electric generator Robots wheels or legs Audio chip Robot talking or speaker Microchip / microcontroler PETS: Chinese crested dog Cat eyes shine in the dark Cat prowls at night REPTILES: Tawney frogmout Leaf tailed gecko Crocodiles OTHER AIMALS: Bioluminescent animals Bioluminescent animal defense against predators Bioluminescent earthworms Bioluminescent mushrooms Dog or cat hair Thank you so much for your collaboration and for making our world, science, available to kids and the general public. Don’t hesitate to contact me if you have any question. Best, Lyne Lyne Morissette, Ph.D. Écologie des écosystèmes & mammifères marins Marine mammals & ecosystem ecology 418.750.5685 l...@m-expertisemarine.com www.m-expertisemarine.com(http://www.m-expertisemarine.com/)
