The Dog’s Sense of Smell—Was It Designed?
What is it about a dog’s sense of smell that has inspired scientists to try and copy its capabilities?
What is it about a dog’s sense of smell that has inspired scientists to try and copy its capabilities?
Glue that mimics slug slime could become part of every surgeon’s tool kit, eliminating the need for stitches and staples.
How is it possible for an animal to “see” with anything other than its eyes?
How does the structure of the shark’s skin help it to remain parasite free?
The barnacles’ glue is said to be far superior to any synthetic products. But how barnacles adhere to wet surfaces remained a mystery until recently.
The shape and structure of seashells serve to protect the mollusks that live inside them.