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Time ticks in different ways for Mother Nature’s assortment of creatures and plants. And often life moves in a motion too slow for our eyes to capture. Although we can stare at a tree, we will not notice the roots burrow deep within the soil or the trunk widen with age.
The rest of this article is behind a paywall. Please sign in or subscribe to access the full content.But time-lapse and slow-motion technology can provide a glimpse into a world seldom seen. These videos do just that: They show how a drop of rain pops a lizard off a brown leaf for a momentary second in time, how bell-shaped mushrooms rocket toward the sky and spread their lacy “skirts,” and how luscious green plants unfurl under the sun’s warm rays.
Below, indulge in the slow moments of life, the ones seldom seen:
Spring Awakening by Artur Homan
Life Cycle, Rose of Jericho by Neil Bromhall
Blooming Flowers, posted by Johnny Jabbour
Fly Agaric Timelapse by Neil Bromhall
Cool Nature Video [Edited By Roen Horn]
Earth Cordyceps Fungus Timelapse by BBC Planet Earth
For more magnificent time-lapse and slow-motion videos, check out io9.
