Wildlife Cameraman and Millipedes

The video discusses the experience of a wildlife cameraman working with Paul Merrick, a National Geographic grantee, to film fluorescent millipedes. It highlights the challenges of filming in natural habitats, particularly at night, and the technical knowledge required to capture these unique creatures. The millipedes' fluorescence serves as a warning to predators, and the video explores the cameraman's problem-solving process to overcome filming obstacles, emphasizing the rewarding nature of the work.

What is the primary role of a wildlife cameraman as described in the video?

• To train other cameramen

• To capture footage of wildlife

• To write articles for magazines

• To study animal behavior

Who is Paul Merrick, as mentioned in the video?

• A forest ranger

• A wildlife photographer

• A National Geographic Society grantee

• A millipede expert

Why are millipedes easier to find at night?

• They make noise at night

• They glow in the dark

• They are more active at night

• They are larger at night

What is the purpose of the millipedes' fluorescence?

• To attract mates

• To signal predators they are not good to eat

• To navigate in the dark

• To find food

What was the cameraman's reaction upon first seeing a fluorescent millipede?

• He was confused

• He ignored it

• He was surprised

• He was scared

What was one of the challenges faced while filming the millipedes?

• Finding the right location

• Avoiding dangerous animals

• Understanding light spectrums

• Getting permission to film

What technical aspect did the cameraman have to figure out for filming?

• Editing software

• Sound recording

• Electrical power for lights

• Camera angles

What is the feeling described when everything goes well during filming?

• Frustration

• Boredom

• Excitement

• Relief

What is the ultimate goal of solving problems in the field according to the video?

• To impress colleagues

• To finish quickly

• To see things otherwise unseen

• To win awards