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Fastest Animals on Earth in Slow Motion - Animal Camera Instructional VideoFastest Animals on Earth in Slow Motion - Animal Camera Instructional Video
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Fastest Animals on Earth in Slow Motion - Animal Camera

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Watch this video for your chance to see some of the fastest animals on Earth in slow motion. The hydromante salamander is showcased for its fast tongue and the mantis shrimp for its fast and strong punch. With the help of slow motion cameras and some scientific explanations, these intricate movements are revealed.

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3rd - 12th
Subjects
Science
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Resource Type
Instructional Videos
Media Length
3:58
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