Because Raspberry Pi is small, affordable, and hackable, we find ourselves popping up in the wildest corners of the planet, monitoring the natural world around us. We’re everywhere from the rainforests of Borneo to the Antarctic home of Adelie penguins. We’ve even been attached to the backs of turtles. Yes, really.

We also happen to be in possession of an amazing animator, Sam, who has brought all of these exotic applications to life in this shiny new video. For every example you see on screen, you can dig into a longer blog post that tells you more about the conservation or research project our hardware is supporting. Have a watch of the video, then head to the link below to learn more about the orangutans, bees, bears, and other natural phenomena that Raspberry Pi technology monitors:

https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/Rasp...




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