Scientists use state-of-the-art slow-motion cameras to explore what is really happening during an explosion, how dogs move and how different birds of prey fly.
Scientists use state-of-the-art slow-motion cameras to explore what is really happening when a bee hovers, a boxer punches and a small bird flies.
Slow-motion cameras capture what happens when a caterpillar metamorphoses into a butterfly and scrutinize the movements of acrobats in a circus.
The slow-motion cameras explore what is really happening in a cave full of bats, capture one of the fastest fish on Earth and scrutinize butterflies.