Deep Look is KQED’s wildlife video series with PBS Digital Studios, using macro cinematography and microscopy to explore the hidden lives of small animals and plants.
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The team revisited parasitic fungi, horsehair worms, varroa mites and a monarch butterfly parasite in a compilation about creatures that take over other animals.
kqed.orgBody Snatchers: Four of Nature’s Freakiest ParasitesA compilation followed houseflies, caterpillars, axolotls and planarian worms through metamorphosis, regeneration and unusual ways of growing up.
kqed.orgExtreme Makeovers Aren’t Just a Human ThingDeep Look explored the weapons of bombardier beetles, cone snails, vinegaroons and Arizona bark scorpions, including a mouse that can withstand the scorpion’s sting.
kqed.orgThese Animals May Sting You, Spray You With Stinky Fluid or Explode In Your FaceThis episode examined animals that mimic green tree ants, including young bean bugs and spiders. Some use the resemblance for protection, while others use it to hunt.
kqed.orgCopycats! This Ant Is Surrounded By ImpostersThe team followed mudskippers in North Queensland, Australia, showing how they breathe out of water, defend burrows and jump to attract mates.
kqed.orgThis Fish Walks on Land and Leaps for LoveFollow the team into nature’s smaller worlds.
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