If a picture speaks 1000 words, how much does a 14-second video clip say?

Yes people we have video. Mostly more of the same style videos as before. That means there is some kind of wildlife creature in front of me as I violently shake my camera back and forth while apparently running at full speed, causing extreme nausea for all viewers. I don't know where I learned this approach to video recording, but I vow to correct it. So anyways, here are the videos. Isn't YouTube great?

This one is of a kangaroo we spotted on Luke Bone's farm. His dad drove us around for a while looking for roos because they are always all over the farm. Unfortunately the roos were unusually shy this day, but I did managed to capture one hopping off in the distance.




Here's a rare echidna that had crawled into the middle of the road. This guy is like the Australian version of the porcupine. After taking a flurry of pictures, we left him alone. Then he started to move, so I quickly shot this video trying not to get to close. Of course he stops in the end and Mike informs me, "You scared him, Adam!"




Here is a video of the dolphins at Monkey Mia. One of the girls from our group, Kelsey, got picked to feed the dolphins but it must've happened right before I started taping cause I missed it. Nonetheless, I did get a bunch of complete strangers feeding dolphins, which is still pretty interesting I think.