I give you this moment of starlings zen.
I suggest that you watch this video before facing rush-hour traffic.
Here is another hypnotic video of Starlings in Scotland:
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I give you this moment of starlings zen.
I suggest that you watch this video before facing rush-hour traffic.
Here is another hypnotic video of Starlings in Scotland:
Comments are closed.
For those interested in how this happens or in watching a simulator of it, check out:
http://www.dcs.shef.ac.uk/~paul/publications/boids/index.html or
http://www.red3d.com/cwr/boids/
How do starling flocks stay so beautifully organized without a government to tell them what to do?
FFLEO,
And all descended from a mating pair introduced to New York so that all the birds mentioned in Shakespeare would live in Central Park.
Starlings are an exotic/introduced, devastating ornithological pest in the USA; however, those flights are exceptional examples of natural aerobatics that anthropogenic constructs could never equal.
if you can write an alogrithm for flocking you can make millions in the stock market.
And a Nasty Man to Boot. I hear he wanted in Marilyn’s Boot too.
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