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flaming slow motion tennis

Want more crazy animal senses?

If the electrici-bee wasn’t enough for you:

Echolocation of bats

A whole list of creatures that sense electricity

The magnetic field sensing of birds and salmon

Fish who live too deep to sense night and day keep their clocks by sensing changes in current with their lateral line sensors.

Look at the center of the (top) image for 30 seconds, then watch Vincent van Gogh’s Starry Night (bottom) come to life.

The universal language of mathematics, expressed in different forms. Though I would have liked to include illustrations from other cultures: Mayan, Indian, Egyptian and others.

A Globe Girdling Theorem

The Pythagorean Theorem, first expounded more than 2,000 years ago, was familiar all over the civilized world by 17th century. At top left is a Greek text of Euclid’s proof, and with it its five translations. Although the Chinese text is only 350 years old, the Chinese were actually familiar with the theorem at about the time of Pythagoras.