The Cat’s Tongue—Was It Designed?
Domestic cats may devote 24 percent of their waking hours to grooming. What is the secret to their self-cleaning success?
The Cat’s Tongue—Was It Designed?
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Tag Archives: Land Animals
The Sea Otter’s Fur—Was It Designed?
The Sea Otter’s Fur—Was It Designed?
Some aquatic mammals rely on a thick layer of blubber to stay warm. The sea otter uses a different method.
The Function of Cat Whiskers—Was It Designed?
The Function of Cat Whiskers—Was It Designed?
Why are scientists designing robots equipped with sensors that they call e-whiskers?
The Dog’s Sense of Smell—Was It Designed?
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?
The Horse’s Leg—Was It Designed?
The Slug’s Adhesive Slime
The Slug’s Adhesive Slime
Glue that mimics slug slime could become part of every surgeon’s tool kit, eliminating the need for stitches and staples.
The Bat’s Echolocation—Was It Designed?
The Bat’s Echolocation—Was It Designed?
How is it possible for an animal to “see” with anything other than its eyes?
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