The world's smallest daily video blogs are about to happen soon! Researchers from the University of Washington recently conducted an experiment to allow the smallest beetles to capture their daily lives, with the usage of a tiny camera. Using this, the world will be able to see how these tiny insects live and survive in the forest. Here's what you should know.
Beetles are now recording their lives
Though the plan seemed to be possible, there are still loopholes about the said experiment. Researchers accept that the battery capacity of the cameras may run out in the middle of their experiment.
Due to this assumption, they use a tiny, low-power black and white camera to conduct the plan. In this way, the transmission of the data would be made easier and allowed a longer period of battery to capture the movements around the insect.
As of now, the researchers have no idea what are the things they might discover using the said experiment. What they know, however, is it might be worth the risk... and the work.
