Scenes also serve as clips for teaching, documenting and preserving the accuracy of science through film.
They are precisely unedited and raw. There are meant to be recycled and repositioned into a different context in which they can be framed as cinematic experiences.
Baby flamboyant cuttlefish color change
A baby flamboyant cuttlefish instantaneously changes its color and texture. It changes color using pigment-filled sacs, called chromatophores, which expand and contract to create pixels of color. It changes texture using small muscles called papillae that contract under the skin. The chromatophores and papillae are controlled by motor neurons projecting from the brain to the skin.