Here's a weird question

NewFamily09

I have always wondered this.  When you see photographs of fetuses in the womb or video of sperm swimming to an egg, how do they take pictures of that without hurting the baby?  Anyone know how that works?

Hyfagal

Tiny camera crew.

xleslieraex

Hyfagal:

Tiny camera crew.

::dead::

Chick7806

I *have* wondered that... who knows??  

Hyfagal

Granted I have no idea and haven't researched it but I assume they use those little telescopic cameras they use during laproscopies and either go in through tiny incisions or through the cervix. Both sound extremely risky to me.

Chick7806

Hyfagal:

Granted I have no idea and haven't researched it but I assume they use those little telescopic cameras they use during laproscopies and either go in through tiny incisions or through the cervix. Both sound extremely risky to me.

Yeah, I wouldn't want to be the test subject.  

xleslieraex

My guess, it was researched many years ago and people now use the computer to simulate what was found originally.

Mrs.mreman

IDK but everytime I watch it penetrate the egg it gives me the chills.  Ala: Aliens....reminds me of when they pertrude through chest wall...yuck

yourmom5309

I was wondering this exact same thing the other day.  I would love to know if anyone ever finds out.

pitterpatter129

We watched "the film" in high school (ha! high school! sooo long ago!) and the teacher told us it was filmed with a tiny camera the couple agreed to leave in there!  I think it's weird, but I remember being amazed that was possible.