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TTylerVaughan
Last edited Feb 13, 2018
Created on Feb 13, 2018

A swarm of one hundred white sperm-like particles swims across a black canvas, each with a rotating elliptical head and a tapering, undulating path. D3 v3’s `d3.timer` drives the animation, updating each particle’s position and velocity with a custom sine-wave swimming model. The SVG rendering uses `ellipse` elements for heads and `path` elements for mid and tail segments, with transforms applied via `headTransform` and `tailPath`.

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