Fluid Body of the Embryo

In this video, we get to see fluid movement in a tidal pool approximately 50 yards in length and 10 feet in diameter by the edge of the ocean. What can be seen clearly with the small pockets of sea foam in the tidal pool are the different types of movements, some of which are reciprocal others that are spiraling and even sustained movement in one direction. This is the way the fluids move in the embryo and this is what the blood islands actually look like in the stream of biological water that creates the human heart. So this video is a study of the human heart and its development.