"Surprising Minds" at Sea Life Brighton: Experiment stimulus 06.

"'Surprising Minds" is an interactive science exhibit at Sea Life Brighton
which explores new ways to ask scientific questions about behaviour
and the mind "in the wild". We hope that the exhibit will help us make
research in neuroscience and cognitive science more inclusive and
accessible.
This video shows one of the stimulus sequences shown to anyone
who activated the exhibit and chose to participate in the embedded
experiment. The first video clip is one of six unique sequences, randomly
chosen for each participant, while the second video clip (video credit: Dr.
Roger Hanlon, Woods Hole, USA) was shown to all participants. While
participants watch these short videos, we record their eyes up close,
then re-play the recording so that people can see what their eyes do
when they watch things!