Name: 羅伯特•福爾: 動物的移動
Uploaded: 2007-11-27T01:45:00Z
Duration: 19 min 11 s
Description: 生物學家羅伯特•福爾分享了一些有趣小動物的慢速移動的錄像。近距離觀察蟑螂多刺的腿，這些帶有很多剛毛的腿可以幫助他們穿過網狀表面。還可以觀察到幫助壁虎垂直爬牆那由納米剛毛包裹的腳。

生物學家羅伯特•福爾分享了一些有趣小動物的慢速移動的錄像。近距離觀察蟑螂多刺的腿，這些帶有很多剛毛的腿可以幫助他們穿過網狀表面。還可以觀察到幫助壁虎垂直爬牆那由納米剛毛包裹的腳。

羅伯特•福爾: 動物的移動

Animal feet hold surprising secrets that allow creatures to navigate almost any terrain, from cockroaches running at the human equivalent of 300 miles per hour on debris to geckos sprinting up walls using billions of microscopic hairs. Engineers are now borrowing these principles to design robots that can climb, swim, and maneuver over obstacles more effectively. By studying the diversity of animal feet, researchers have created artificial adhesives and climbing robots that outperform conventional engineering. Preserving nature's blueprints unlocks innovations that could help rescue people or revolutionize medicine.