Newborn Foal Up Close at Lough Scur VR180
SkyWatcherVR
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The first time a Newborn Foal has been captured in Virtual Reality - you can follow the foal on its first eventful day in the world. For animal, horse and pony fans everywhere!
Best viewed with a VR headset or Google Cardboard at highest quality.
The foal has been separated from it's mother when we first find it - watch the drama as they are reunited, and find out if the foal will get its important first feed.
The filly (baby female horse) was born outside in the field, and has 9 other horses to befriend.
Visit locations around where SkyWatcherVR is based in Co Leitrim, Ireland - VR180 5.7k.
We have a 5km radius limit now to go out and do exercise within, lucky to have some beautiful views, animals and locations within this range of my house.
Will be making more videos with nice scenery, wildlife and outdoor activities - to help people relax and escape their feelings of confinement, due to the lock-downs and quarantines needed for the Covid-19 battle.
Thanks to - Sean, John Mcloughlin and Katy from Grangefort Equestrian Enterprises, Drumshanbo (not Moorlands Equestrian Center - apologies, my error in video!).
I used the Insta360 Evo 5.7k VR180 30fps, and the inbuilt stereo mic for audio.
Best viewed with a VR headset or Google Cardboard at highest quality.
The foal has been separated from it's mother when we first find it - watch the drama as they are reunited, and find out if the foal will get its important first feed.
The filly (baby female horse) was born outside in the field, and has 9 other horses to befriend.
Visit locations around where SkyWatcherVR is based in Co Leitrim, Ireland - VR180 5.7k.
We have a 5km radius limit now to go out and do exercise within, lucky to have some beautiful views, animals and locations within this range of my house.
Will be making more videos with nice scenery, wildlife and outdoor activities - to help people relax and escape their feelings of confinement, due to the lock-downs and quarantines needed for the Covid-19 battle.
Thanks to - Sean, John Mcloughlin and Katy from Grangefort Equestrian Enterprises, Drumshanbo (not Moorlands Equestrian Center - apologies, my error in video!).
I used the Insta360 Evo 5.7k VR180 30fps, and the inbuilt stereo mic for audio.