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Flounders in the Mirror

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Flounders in the Mirror

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  1. While in Bonaire a few months ago, we learned that not only pike blennies and sailfin blennies are territorial but that flounders are very curious about their images in a mirror. Check out this flounder, looking for the guy behind the mirror. Shot and narrated by my wife, all I did was watch and laugh.

     

    http://www.blueviews.net/assets/videos/bon...cks_640x360.mov

     

    Bill

  2. While in Bonaire a few months ago, we learned that not only pike blennies and sailfin blennies are territorial but that flounders are very curious about their images in a mirror. Check out this flounder, looking for the guy behind the mirror. Shot and narrated by my wife, all I did was watch and laugh.

     

    http://www.blueviews.net/assets/videos/bon...cks_640x360.mov

     

    Bill

    Cool video; borders on flounder psychological torture. :)

  3. Very funny Bill, had a good chuckle over that behaviour. Thanks for sharing :)

     

    Cheers,

    Jim.

  4. :)

    Ha hahaha ! that was worth a laugh. Never seen that before.

  5. Excellent stuff. Reminds me of the first time my cockatoo see himself in a mirror. Besides the flounder fun, the other content was very good too.

     

    I needed a smile on my face today and that has just given me it.

     

    Stew

  6. Fantastic video, both the pre-flounder beginning parts and the flounder segments.

  7. Very nice video, and the flounder was great! He reminded me of a kitten who first encounters a mirror but is surprised to not find anything behind the mirror.

     

    -Gina

  8. Great video, very funny!

     

    Mike

  9. :D Funny stuff.

    And the macro shots at the beginning are awesome!

     

    Well done and thanks for sharing :)

     

    Cheers

    Karel

  10. Excellent stuff Bill :)

  11. Excellent video, fun stuff. Very nice framing and lighting techniques.

     

    Jack

  12. realy funny!

  13. fantastic! thanks for sharing.

  14. Wonderful vid. Great camera work, editing, music, and narration.

  15. Great video to watch.

     

    Cheers

     

    Todd

  16. You've got a great collection of vids there!

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