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Velcro - sticker burrs that stick to you

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Velcro - sticker burrs that stick to you

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Bullet trains were invented after scientists in Japan watched how the king fisher bird would move through the air at speed. with the trains mimicking their beak like front and sleek bodies to minimize drag and air resisitance

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Velcro came from the idea of how the cockle-burs would attach itself to clothing and animal fur (and how difficult it was to remove it). It was a genius design from nature that was borrowed and very few people think about how Velcro came about. I think it's amazing the convenience this invention has given us and I cannot imagine living without it!

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Flippers are inspired by certain marine reptiles webbed feet/flippers. Humans created flippers so in a way humans could kinda swim like those marine reptiles in a faster way (sorry if my explanation was confusing)

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The strong wood from trees inspired buildings to stand and last a long time.

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I think that wings were inspired by birds with large wingspans

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I think that the webbed feet of platypuses inspired the creation of the feet of a diver suit.

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i think planes were inspired by birds because of there wings

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I think horses inspired us to make chariots and bikes like transportation.

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Airplanes were inspired by birds

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Medicine was inspired by nature because they use plants to make medicine.

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a flipper was inspired by a ducks webbed feet.

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Submarine were inspired by whales.

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sycamore seed help ceiling fans has a single blade that provides high air flow and creates minimal noise

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Mussel Glue Can Lead to Medical Adhesive

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Mussel Glue Can Lead to Medical Adhesive

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Mussels produce an adhesive, called byssus, naturally to attach themselves to any surface in water. This material inspired researchers to create new, stronger adhesives for many applications in various industries. However, one of the more significant uses for this mussel-inspired glue is in the medical field. While it is mostly still in development, this type of adhesive created by mussels can lead to better surgical glue to help stitch patients back together better than the methods being used.

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Have you wondered why plan wings look like they do? They look like that because they help make the plane fly with less resistance, and we stole the idea from birds! Birds also have wings that help them fly smoother and straighter!

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Burdock plants were an inspiration that gave us Velcro. We use Velcro on a day to day basis from our clothes to our back packs.

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The spider web inspired many different types of inventions. One of them being an invention protecting birds from flying into windows. The German engineering company called Arnold Glas was inspired by spider webs the glass was called Ornilux to keep birds safe and not to fly into glass, they thought that spider webs reflected the UV light this used as a strategy to avoid birds from crashing into glass. So they took inspiration from the spider webs and made glass that would avoid birds crashing. They got glass and glazed and mimicked the pattern of a spider web. They used this thing called ultraviolet-reflective a type of coating that is only visible to birds eyes, from what I said before they did this because birds are capable of seeing the broader of a UV spectrum that are clear to them but not us humans. There are a bunch of nature inspired inventions and many were very cool, as many were mentioned in the video. for example like a plane was inspired by birds and how shark skin made a swim suit. There are a lot of nature inspired inventions that people took inspiration from. So this is how the spider web was inspired to make a glass to keep the birds safe.

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Japan is well known for its quick clean trains which travel between 150-200 mph. Early on in their use. Engineers looked to nature and saw the kingfisher bird that is able to plunge into water hardly making a splash. The engineers decided to mimic the shape of the kingfisher's beak and had resounding success.

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Thanks to mosquitoes, humans have been able to discover a way to create less painful injection needles. In 2008, Indian and Japanese scientists copied the size of a female proboscis to make a tiny needle with a tiny pump to get blood.

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Hugh Bradner, an American physicist who loved to dive, may have made the first wetsuit out of neoprene in 1952. He wanted to find a way for divers to avoid hypothermia and still be able to move freely in the water.

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The first manmade flame was inspired by thunderstorms when they lit trees on fire via lightning!

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Led lights were inspired by fireflies!

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A lot of artwork is inspired by nature like landscape paintings.

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I have noticed that a  lot of skyscrapers are wider on the bottom than they are on the  top, kind of like a termite mound

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I have noticed that a  lot of skyscrapers are wider on the bottom than they are on the  top, kind of like a termite mound

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A forest that I cut, replanted, and eventually cut and replanted again.

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Bomber planes around the world are inspired by fast moving birds like hawks because of their areodynamics.

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Humpback whales had ridges on there flippers so they can bubble net feed, the ridges help guide the water into the trophs on the whales flipper, scientists are testing this on fans, surfboards, and more

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The shape of a humpback Whale's fins are bumpy which helps water move more efficiently

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shark skin cant get wet because it has something on it to keep the body dry starting the water suit

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Muscle glue is quite interesting, it bonds underwater and can repair itself too, I could see this being helpful with repair ships and/or submarines.

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Shark skin can prevent barnacles and other organisms from glomming on them. scientists were able to copy the microscopic patterns of the shark skin to create a ‘riblets’ film.

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These things were inspired by sharkskin

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Submarines were based off the shape of whales.

Elephant trunks inspired robotic arms

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-Airplanes, obviously. Birds.

-Sonar. Many different animals use echolocation and sonar to hunt for food and detect prey.

-LED Lights. Scientists were thinking of Fireflies when making these lights, and created them to be almost the same color that Fireflies give off.