Watch A Single Cell Become A Complete Organism In 6 Minute Time-Lapse
February 7, 2019
Native to central and southern Europe, the amphibious alpine newt breeds in shallow water, where its larvae are born, hatch and feed on plankton, before sprouting legs and moving to land.
This timelapse video from director Jan van IJken tracks the development of a single-celled zygote into the hatched larva of an alpine newt.
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