Edith Widder: How we found the giant squid
Edit Vider (Edith Widder): Kako smo pronašli džinovsku lignju
Edith Widder combines her expertise in research and technological innovation with a commitment to stopping and reversing the degradation of our marine environment. Full bio
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zver tako zastrašujuća
brodove i kitove,
pobrka sa ostrvom.
izreku starog moreplovca
između bajke i morske priče
"Bilo jednom..."
(Smeh)
na ovoj ekspediciji
u vodama Japana.
i dr Stiv O'Šej.
sada istorijskom događaju,
zvani "Plava misija"
na Galapagosu
istraživanja okeana,
umesto na njihovo plašenje.
ljubavi prema okeanu,
o primeni mog pristupa
veoma dugo,
na samit o lignjama,
(Smeh)
platforme za istraživanje.
koje sam imala,
vozila na daljinsko upravljanje.
ima šire vidno polje.
videla više životinja
sa količinom buke koju prave.
i na istom odstojanju
električnim napajanjem.
(Glasnije zujanje)
najčešće koriste danas, koriste hidrauliku
(Glasno pištanje)
prvenstveno plavu boju.
koju smo nazvali Meduza,
sa zadnjeg dela broda,
sa preko 600 metara strune,
ili e-duza,
funkcionisala kao mamac
jede meduze,
proizvodnji ovog svetla
poslednji pokušaj za bekstvo
nisu uspele da sakupe
fantastično uzbuđenje.
Ostali naučnici: O ho ho! Upravo stoji tamo.
da izvodi ples sa lepezama -
i totalno nas zabezeknula.
sa grabljivicom e-duze.
koju je koristio doktor Kubodera,
dugačka jedan metar,
mamac za lignje
kad je džin došao.
zato što je hteo da vidi bolje
bela svetla na podmornici,
visoke rezolucije.
ove životinje bili netaknuti
i da ga niko ne snimi?
oko pet procenata našeg okeana.
koja treba da se dese tamo dole,
milione godina evolucije
koje ne možemo ni da zamislimo.
za istraživanje okeana,
(Aplauz)
koji ne plaši životinje,
nešto što niko drugi nije video,
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Edith Widder - Marine biologistEdith Widder combines her expertise in research and technological innovation with a commitment to stopping and reversing the degradation of our marine environment.
Why you should listen
A specialist in bioluminescence, Edith Widder helps design and invent new submersible instruments and equipment to study bioluminescence and enable unobtrusive observation of deep-sea environments. Her innovative tools for exploration have produced footage of rare and wonderful bioluminescent displays and never-before-seen denizens of the deep, including, most recently, the first video ever recorded of the giant squid, Architeuthis, in its natural habitat.
In 2005 she founded the Ocean Research & Conservation Association (ORCA), which is dedicated to protecting aquatic ecosystems and the species they sustain through the development of innovative technologies and science-based conservation action.; In an effort to protect and revitalize the ocean she loves she has been focusing on developing tools for finding and tracking pollution -- a major threat to all of our water ecosystems and ultimately to human health. She was awarded a MacArthur "genius" grant in 2006.
In 2012, Widder was among the team that filmed the giant squid (Architeuthis) for the first time in its home ocean.
Edith Widder | Speaker | TED.com