TIME’s Interactive Video Under The Sea With Fabien Cousteau Is Amazing [Video]

11 Jul 2014 by Jasmine Stone in Animals, Environment, Tech/Sci, Video

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If you need a good reason to finish off your bandwidth this month, Fabien Cousteau’s new underwater video will do the trick, and it’ll be worth every single byte of data.

The French aquatic filmmaker and his buddies stayed in the world’s only habitable under­water science lab, Aquarius, and explored the ocean, filming and documenting everything into an awesome interactive 360 degree video.

It’s pretty-remarkable, check out the original video on TIME and let us know what you think.

But also enjoy the small high-speed video diary entry below of high-speed cameras were able to capture a mantis shrimp attempting to eat its prey.

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