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Designed by Cyclus, this innovative backpack takes its inspiration from the Armadillo, a creature with an incredibly versatile shell that features an interesting blend of hard, durable, firm and flexible textures. The Pangolin series backpack features an innovative retractable shell-like design that is created from recycled rubber inner tubes and several layers of a sturdy membrane. A central axis is created on each side of the backpack that allows the user to rotate the layers and pull them back to reveal stored objects. Although there may not be as many compartments and pockets as conventional backpacks, this interesting design by Cyclus provides a different and stylish new alternative. Harry Saunders Year 9

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the bullet train is made to go a lot faster and when it comes out of tunnels it don't make loud bangs and damage things like window's it is similar to a certain birds nose because the birds nose is pointes like a bullet to make them go faster and just glide through the sky. 

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the bullet train is made to go a lot faster and when it comes out of tunnels it don't make loud bangs and damage things like window's it is similar to a certain birds nose because the birds nose is pointes like a bullet to make them go faster and just glide through the sky. 

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 Jensen Dixon BOXFISH - Mercedes-Benz sought to design a vehicle that was at once aerodynamic safe efficient to achieve all of these goals while drawing from a single overarching theme Mercedes Benz turned its gaze to nature for inspiration. After much searching the company looked to the boxfish a small tropical coral reef fish as a model.

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 Jensen Dixon BOXFISH - Mercedes-Benz sought to design a vehicle that was at once aerodynamic safe efficient to achieve all of these goals while drawing from a single overarching theme Mercedes Benz turned its gaze to nature for inspiration. After much searching the company looked to the boxfish a small tropical coral reef fish as a model.

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Gecko’s sticking to surfaces

Geckos can stick to surfaces because their bulbous toes are covered in hundreds of tiny microscopic hairs called setae. Each seta splits off into hundreds of even smaller bristles called spatulae.

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spiders and protective glass.

Spiders silk is one of the strongest substances in the world. This is where protective glass comes from designers based new glass using UV strands that reflect. This helps birds identify where glass windows are and stops them flying in to.. As over 100 hundred million birds die a year from flying in to glass windows and doors.

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Termites create ventilation systems in even the hottest parts of the world.
An engineering firm has built a shopping centre in Zimbabwe based on this natural ventilation system and it currently uses 10% less energy than air conditioning.

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Gecko Super Climbing

Scientists have been studying the Gecko's feet to try and find out what helps them to climb so easily and try to recreate this for human use. Through this study, scientists have developed a material that has many similarities to the Gecko's foot. Using this material, humans will be able to climb glass surfaces without any supports or footholds.

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Having a shark material swimsuit inspired by shark skin makes swimmers go faster because it makes you glide through the water and it’s also more aerodynamic. The consume compressed the persons body to make you more streamlined and you will also be higher in the water.

However in 2008 the speedo designed and made famous by Michael phelps swimsuit got banned after the olympics because the whole of the us team made record breaking times and that led to a disadvantage to other swimmers.

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Nature's Water Filter
Constructed wetlands are pools of standing water that serve as natural filters for unwanted chemicals. Sedlak designs several types of wetlands, including open-water wetlands, which use sunlight for contaminant degradation, as well as subsurface wetlands, which treat water below ground.

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The Pangolin Backpack takes styling from the Padgolin that has overlapping scales as armour.
This means that the backpack back can be more compact without losing space as the hard panels can overlap. The panels close using magnets and can be made from harder materials than fabric offering the contents more protection.

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The Pangolin backpack is a day pack that has overlapping scales like the pangolin. It's durable and protects contents better than a cloth pack. Instead of using zippers, it's kept closed using magnets.Cyclus has also added another pangolin-inspired product to their line, including a small evening bag called the Pangolina.

Key Differentiators

The material is made of recycled tubes from trucks with some light materials to reduce weight.

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The Pangolin backpack is a day pack that has overlapping scales like the pangolin. It's durable and protects contents better than a cloth pack. Instead of using zippers, it's kept closed using magnets.Cyclus has also added another pangolin-inspired product to their line, including a small evening bag called the Pangolina.

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The Butterfly wings are elegant feats of nature but can also have some impressive solar properties. The rose butterfly has tiny cells on its intricate and delicate wings that can collect light at any angle.

The black wings of the rose butterfly have inspired a new type of solar cell that is two times more efficient at harvesting light.

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VELCRO.

The VELCRO® brand of hook and loop was invented by a man named George de Mestral in the 1940's while hunting in the Jura mountains in Switzerland. Mr. de Mestral, a Swiss engineer, realized that the tiny hooks of the cockle-burs were stuck on his pants and in his dog's fur and wondered how they attached themselves. Under the scrutiny of the microscope, he observed the hooks engaging the loops in the fabric of his pants.

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The bullet train used to cause loud boom like sonic booms when it came out of tunnels so the engineers had to look for a way to stop that from happening. They looked at birds because the lead engineer was a bird watcher and he was intrigued by the king fisher because when it dived through the air into the water to grab a fish for food it was quick and barely made a splash. He added a design much like the head of the king fisher to the bullet train and not only did it stop the  loud noise when it left the tunnel from occurring it increased speed and reduced energy usage improving the train significantly. Max Gough 9brm2