Summarize today's lesson Lesson: Biomimicry by Shekeyse Jones

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the algae living within the coral makes a compound that we think is transported to the coral

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we take ideas from the animal world and use those ideals into our benefit

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there can be many uses for algae and coral, like making sunscreen

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The things that come from animals are things that we use to help us in human life as well.

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we copy the positive traits that animals have and we try to replicate it for humans (like sunscreen from hippos)

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What I learned about Biomimicry is learning from and then emulating nature's forms, processes, and ecosystems to create more sustainable designs.-Joel

rmarchand4305 — 2024-09-10 14:38:26 UTC

Products that we use in our everyday lives can sometimes be influenced by nature. For example, sunscreen being influenced by animals that can naturally produce it, like hippos.

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Sometimes, the products we use on a daily basis are impacted by nature. In order to produce more sustainable designs, biomimicry involves examining and then recreating the shapes, functions, and ecosystems found in nature.- jesus j

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We take the way animals live and we make them into our own stuff that we could use. - Alondra

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In order to produce more sustainable designs, biomimicry involves first studying and then copying the shapes, functions, and ecosystems found in nature. For instance, spider webs are one illustration of how nature might prevent collisions.

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I learned that biomimicry replicates positive aspects of nature

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I learned about biomimicry and how it emulates natural processes and ecosystems

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biomimicry replicates positive aspects of nature

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I learned that Biomimicry is imitating natural life.

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Biomimicry basically imitates traits in nature/wild life for products that we use.