Drawn to Nature: Rock Pools

Escape to the beach as we take a dive into the life of rock pools. Join Research Fellow Lauren Sumner-Rooney to meet some familiar - and not so familiar - faces from beneath the waves. We’ll take a whistle-stop rock pool safari before settling in to draw some of their most interesting inhabitants, using the Museum’s specimens as inspiration in this online, interactive science and art workshop.
Lauren Sumner-Rooney is a Museum Research Fellow working on the function and evolution of animal eyes. Her current research focusses on the visual systems of spiders, but she has a broader background in invertebrate zoology and particularly marine molluscs and echinoderms. Lauren is also a lecturer in biological sciences at Keble College and teaches undergraduate zoology and evolutionary biology.
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[@Stuffthatsfunny1]

Great talk, very informative

[@MengHuaHung]

I hope I have a chance to visit your museum.

[@ansfridaeyowulfsdottir8095]

Why is the image woobbly about so much it make me nauseous? I cannot watch this!
And why is the sound all weird like you are swallowing all your words?
Please upload a stablised image and sound-fixed version.
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[@mogenscamre3762]

Are you perhaps.......... drunk?

[@AudioPervert1]

so boring. classical muzak with stock photos of plants. While in reality all these guys are emitting tons of carbon, producing mountains of trash, plastic and industrial residue. Rock Pools.