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Topic: Oregon
How Dangerous Are The Northwest’s Volcanoes?
In Oregon, Washington and Idaho, magma has erupted out of the ground in at least 25 places in the last 10,000 years, a mere instant in the lifetime of volcanoes that can be hundreds of thousands of years old... But wh...
Only Slightly Exaggerated, a Studio Ghibli-style animation for Travel Oregon
Scored by the Oregon Symphony, Only Slightly Exaggerated is a fantastical tourism commercial created for Travel Oregon by Portland-based advertising agency Wieden + Kennedy. The video celebrates the state’s magi...
Maple Clouds – Making a wooden bowl in stop motion
How a wooden cloud bowl was made in Frank Howarth's workshop, a stop motion adventure: This is a wood turned segmented bowl made from walnut and maple. I built the form of the bowl from rings each made up of 12 se...
Oregon’s Lost Lake drains down a lava tube every spring
Every spring in Oregon's Willamette National Forest, Lost Lake begins to drain down naturally occurring lava tubes. A six foot wide lava tube hole was featured in this 2015 video from The Bulletin, which notes, "The w...
Trogloraptors & How Science Works – Cal Academy
In 2010, some amateur cave explorers discovered a relatively large six-eyed, hook-legged, orangey-brown spider in a Southern Oregon cave. In 2012, the spider was named Trogloraptor marchingtoni or Trogloraptor (which ...
Making a Case for Books – Frank Howarth
The animated story of how four bookcases were made in Frank Howarth's workshop: Making a Case for Books.
Silverspot Butterfly Time Lapse
Watch an Oregon silverspot butterfly (Speryeria zerene hippolyta) transform from a caterpillar to a chrysalis via 15,000 time lapse photos taken by the Oregon Zoo. This 2012 video put the zoo's silverspot conservation...
A baby otter gets a swimming lesson from its mother
Baby river otters don’t know how to swim when they’re born! In this April 2013 video from the Oregon Zoo, meet Molalla the Baby River Otter and his mother Tilly as she gives him a ...
Cougar vs. a frozen salmon – Keeping big cats well-exercised
A zipline, a spring, and a frozen salmon have made grabbing a bite to eat a lot more fun for the Oregon Zoo’s cougars. Zoo Keeper Michelle Schireman explains how this new device exercises their powerful apex pr...
How vintage-style signs are made at Nutmegger Workshop
Watch how vintage-style signs are made at Portland, Oregon’s Nutmegger Workshop.
How Frank Howarth made a lawn chair
Woodworking + stop-motion storytelling: How Frank Howarth made a lawn chair. via DIY.org.
Dancing baby stingrays
Is it their little pink faces or their little wiggling “feet” that make baby stingrays so phenomenal to watch? (Spoiler: alas, those are pelvic fins, not tiny, dancing feet.) These ...
Eddie the Sea Otter plays basketball in the pool
Eddie the Sea Otter lives at the Oregon Zoo where he practices playing basketball in the pool to help relieve the arthritis in his elbows. via Viral Viral Videos.
Swima bombiviridis (Green Bomber Worms)
This is the swima bombiviridis, a bioluminescent “Green Bomber” that was found in deep Pacific waters in 2009 by Karen Osborn of Scripps Oceanography. From ScienceMag.org: Thousands of meters below...
Handbell ringers perform “Married Life” from Pixar’s UP
Handbell ringers Greg Urban, Leslie Urban and Kim Thackray perform ‘Married Life’ from Pixar’s UP in Corvallis, Oregon. Related watching: more Pixar and more bell-related videos.
How to use a paper towel – Portland TEDx
At a Portland TEDx event, Oregonian Joe Smith demonstrates how to use a paper towel, and moreover, demonstrates how easy it is to be mindful. Everyone should see this! via Kottke.
The “dance” of the Clark’s Grebes
From the BBC documentary Life, narrated by Sir David Attenborough, behold the “dance” of the Clark’s Grebes. The kid likes the end: a wee bit like synchronized swimming; a lot like walking on water. ...