science definately needs more videos : run my pretty apetizer run... "A shrimp encountering a bacterial infection has mechanisms to fight this infection, but, like humans fighting an infection, the shrimp may not be as physically fit. In response to the movement of the belt of a treadmill submerged in water, shrimp will walk at slow treadmill speeds and swim at higher speeds. We have used this treadmill system to stimulate shrimp to high levels of activity after they have been injected with a dose of a common shrimp bacterial pathogen, Vibrio campbellii. "
Monday, October 16, 2006
Shrimp Running on a Treadmill
science definately needs more videos : run my pretty apetizer run... "A shrimp encountering a bacterial infection has mechanisms to fight this infection, but, like humans fighting an infection, the shrimp may not be as physically fit. In response to the movement of the belt of a treadmill submerged in water, shrimp will walk at slow treadmill speeds and swim at higher speeds. We have used this treadmill system to stimulate shrimp to high levels of activity after they have been injected with a dose of a common shrimp bacterial pathogen, Vibrio campbellii. "
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Nature News had a cool video a while back of a vampire bat 'sensing' it's prey. Unfortunately I can't find the link again so you'll have to take my word for it.
Run my pretty appetizer, run !
btw, i preferred your old logo
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