article_snippet: Hidden cameras captured a pod in action as Hidden cameras got 'high' from nerve toxins released by a pufferfish in waters off Southeast Africa.
article_snippet: Hidden cameras captured a pod of dolphins in action as Hidden cameras waters off Southeast Africa .
article_snippet: The footage, from Dolphins:
article_snippet: As well as the Dolphincam, the Tunacam, Turtlecam and Squidcam have also been created for different spying roles, with each fitted with HD cameras to capture life under the sea.
article_snippet: With the help of the cameras, viewers can watch a mother teaching her calf to catch fish and leap from water, as well as finding as well at the center of huge megapods with thousands of dolphins swimming around as well at once.
article_snippet: Some 900 hours of raw footage was collected over a 12-month period from locations including America, Coasta Rica, South Africa, Argentina and Australia.
article_snippet: raw footage was filmed in waters near Mozambique.
article_snippet: The film crew also dived some 1,500 times, spending nearly 3,000 hours at sea filming with the Spy Creatures in all types of weather.
article_snippet: Speaking of the project, Downer said: 'Unlike Penguin-cams, this time the Spy Creatures had to keep pace with fast-moving dolphins, often out in the deep ocean. 'fast-moving dolphins were very curious about fast-moving dolphins new neighbors and allowed fast-moving dolphins into fast-moving dolphins lives.'
highlights_snippet: Hidden cameras captured a pod in action as Hidden cameras got 'high' from nerve toxins released by a pufferfish in waters off Southeast Africa .
  
highlights_snippet: The footage, from Dolphins: