Louie Schwartzberg's Nature Footage Reveals The Sound Of 1 Million Monarch Butterflies (VIDEO)

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Louie Schwartzberg's Nature Footage Reveals The Sound Of 1 Million Monarch Butterflies (VIDEO)



In late August each year, monarch butterflies migrate roughly 2,000 miles from southern Canada to an isolated area in the forests of central Mexico. Their journey -- the longest of any butterfly on the planet -- typically ends in November and December, and those that make it spend the rest of the winter in the warm climate of the region.







Award-winning cinematographer Louie Schwartzberg traveled to Mexico and filmed the butterflies' time there for his 2013 documentary "Wings of Life." As Schwartzberg tells Oprah on an interview for "Super Soul Sunday," the experience goes beyond the visual beauty of the butterflies.







"What's a miracle about the monarch story [is] their great-grandchildren come back to the same spot," he explains. "So, they'll leave, like, in March, travel all the way to Canada, reproduce along the way, and their great-grandchildren will come back."







As Oprah marvels at time-lapse footage Schwartzberg shot of a caterpillar transforming to a butterfly in its cocoon, the filmmaker explains the spiritual side of what he captures. "Metamorphosis has always been the greatest symbol of change for poets and artists," he says. "Imagine that you could be a caterpillar one moment and a butterfly the next."







"What's it like to be in the midst of all that?" Oprah asks, as she sees behind-the-scenes video of Schwartzberg completely surrounded by the monarchs.







"The sound of a million butterflies flapping their wings is undescribable," he says. "It's very heavenly."







More of Louie Schwartzberg's interview airs on "Super Soul Sunday" this Sunday, April 6, at 11 a.m. ET on OWN. The episode also live streams on Oprah.com and http://ift.tt/18mhN9o.







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The Top 10 Workout Songs for April 2014



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Winter's over, and this month's top 10 list is full of tracks that'll propel you into the great outdoors. In the playlist below, you'll find Foster the People channeling David Bowie, a Miley Cyrus slow jam reinvented as a club banger, and a Wisin track that pairs Jennifer Lopez and Ricky Martin.







Extra kudos are in order for Kylie Minogue, whose song "Into the Blue" was voted into last month's top 10 and returns this month in a ferocious remix. So, don't waste another moment: get some tunes, get your shoes, and get moving. Spring's here!







Here's the full list, according to a poll on Run Hundred -- the web's most popular workout music blog.















Foster the People - "Best Friend" - 115 BPM



Wisin, Jennifer Lopez & Ricky Martin - "Adrenalina" - 126 BPM



Miley Cyrus - "Adore You (Cedric Gervais Remix)" - 128 BPM



Mystery Skulls - "Ghost" - 120 BPM



Major Lazer feat. Sean Paul - "Come on to Me" - 110 BPM



Breathe Carolina feat. Karmin - "Bang It Out" - 130 BPM



Chromeo - "Jealous (I Ain't with It)" - 128 BPM



Kylie Minogue - "Into the Blue (Patrick Hagenaar Colour Code Remix)" - 129 BPM



American Authors - "Best Day of My Life (Gazzo Remix)" - 125 BPM



Avicii - "Addicted to You" - 128 BPM







Check out this month's top 10 workout songs on Run Hundred: www.RunHundred.com.







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Behaviorists: Dogs feel no shame despite the look




This Feb. 9, 2013 provided by Jeremy Lakaszcyck, shows Maymo a lemon beagle posing for a shame illustration in Merrimack Valley, Mass. In late 2011, Jeremy Lakaszcyck of Boston started putting shaming videos of Maymo, on YouTube but behaviorists insist dogs lack shame. The guilty look, head cowered, ears back, eyes droopy is a reaction to the tantrum you are throwing now over the damage they did hours earlier. But scientific findings haven't put a dent in the popularity of online dog shaming sites like dogshaming.com and shameyourpet.com or videos like those posted on youtube. (AP Photo/Jeremy Lakaszcyck) LOS ANGELES (AP) — The next time you start shaking your finger and shouting "Shame on you!" because your dog chewed up your favorite fuzzy slippers, just remember that no matter how guilty your dog looks, it doesn't know what your rant is about.













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