Animals
Bio-inspired Anti-adhesive Surfaces Stop Bugs in their Tracks
Taking inspiration from slippery plant surfaces, scientists have developed a bio-inspired material that will prevent bugs from crawling and climbing upon. The material could eventually be used to coat surfaces of walls and machines where bugs are unwanted.
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