Architects and designers are increasingly using the principles of biomimicry in their work. Check out the fantastic examples in this collection of scoops (click on photo).
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Scoop.it!
Photo details: Tokay gecko by Aparajita Datta (Own work) [CC BY-SA 3.0], via Wikimedia Commons
Miguel Prazeres's insight:
When it comes to adhesion, the gecko is the superstar of bioinspiration. Check out the fantastic examples in this collection of scoops (click on photo).
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Photo details: Octopus vulgaris, Comingio Merculiano, 1896. Wikimedia Commons, public domain.
Miguel Prazeres's insight:
Octopus are an incredible source of inspiration. Check out the fantastic examples in this collection of scoops.
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Photo details: Apis mellifera by Muhammad Mahdi Karim (www.micro2macro.net) Facebook Youtube), GFDL 1.2, via Wikimedia Commons
Miguel Prazeres's insight:
Bees' behaviour, organizational habilities and anatomy have been scrutinized intensely by scientists looking for new ideas and solutions to current problems. Check out the fantastic examples in this collection of scoops (click on photo).
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Photo details: A Karner Blue on hawkweed, Joel Trick, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. Wikimedia Commons, public domain.
Miguel Prazeres's insight:
Butterflies are an incredible source of inspiration. Check out the fantastic examples in this collection of scoops (click on photo).
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