Do you remember all the buzz about the paper on the not random but not deterministic either behavior in fruitflies? By our blogfriend Bjoern Brembs?
Well, you can now watch the behavior of the insect in the movie associated with the paper. The video is up on SciVee of course - see it here.
And if there is a text box on top of it that bothers you, you can easily toggle it off - see the menu on the left, find Selection and click on the selection you are watching - textbox is gone. Click again, box is back. Also there on the left are Options, one of which includes "disable selection box", so you should be OK.
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It would help usability tremendously to make the "hide text box" feature obvious to viewers.
Could there be a "Hide text" button?