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The Pasteur Institute (France) has discovered a natural analgesic in human saliva, which has many times used morphine when trying on animals, that is opiorphin. In addit…
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The Pasteur Institute (France) has discovered a natural analgesic in human saliva, which has many times used morphine when trying on animals, that is opiorphin. In addit…
Scientists at Tufts University in Medford, Massachussets (USA) are trying to mass produce artificial spider silk to help restore damaged ligaments and tendons and use in…
This finding may surprise us but it has been proven by US scientists. They also found that blood clots can stretch longer and become stronger than spider webs.
Surely you will be surprised to learn that the following important designs and inventions were created by scientists by observing the animal world.
Spider silk has long been considered the strongest natural material. However, the new champion was discovered, that is the sea snail and its teeth.
A crazy 'four-wheel-drive' car capable of crossing almost every terrain that was born with the Swincar Spider. In this model, each wheel is equipped with an electric mot…
Austrian and Japanese experts have just announced a new invention: photovoltaic cells are thinner than spider silk and tough enough to bend around a human hair.
Cornell University, New York, has just invented a device that is about the size of a phone, taking advantage of the surface tension of water to help people walk on walls…
The 39-year-old amateur scientist, Jem Stansfield, turned himself into a spider when climbing along tall buildings with a machine he invented and built himself.
In an ecological population of the natural world, whether on the ground or in the deep sea, plants or animals exist phenomena that are considered to be very special. The…
Bright researchers have recently created a spider web analyzer software to identify the identity of that spider.
This work was done by a team at Washington University (Saint Louis, Missouri, USA) using bacteria to synthesize spider silk proteins.
Silk carries the strong properties of spider silk, but is easy to produce like silk.
American chemists from the Air Force Research Laboratory and Purdue University reported their new military invention. It was a bulletproof vest based on spider silk.
Automation company Festo (Germany) has a history of developing many models of wild animal simulation robots. It is impossible not to mention kangaroo, elephants, ants an…