360° Lives : The Asahi Shimbun

"360-Degrees Lives" is a series of semispherical, 360-degree panoramic videos taken with a small camera. The shots provide a wide-ranging look at the lives of animals and insects cared for at zoos and other facilities. Users can view images taken from rare angles of prairie dog pups approaching the camera buried in the ground as well as beetles skillfully walk on top of the lenses.

You can enjoy it on the full screen by clicking the "FULL" button in the upper right.（Depending on the terminal, it may not be displayed correctly. The recommendation browser is "Google Chrome".）

Guinea pigs, with their cute faces and round bodies, are adorable animals. But seeing 220 guinea pigs together in one place? Prepare to be overwhelmed.

At feeding time at Hamura Zoo in Hamura, western Tokyo, a chorus of whistling rose from the guinea pigs, which began munching on cabbage and other tidbits as soon as a partition separating them from their meals opened.

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