Researchers demonstrate necrobotics by using a spider’s natural hydraulic system to open and close its legs for gripping object.
u/M_Darshan — 9 hours ago
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The way it mistakes a male photographer for a rock and checks the safety of its surroundings is just too adorable.
u/Lairemirie — 12 hours ago
Parasite crawling out of sushi
u/Beneficial_Remote_90 — 14 hours ago
Using a specialized sauce mop to baste chicken and ribs on a large pit grill
u/BeneficialMushroom19 — 12 hours ago
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Leopards will eat your face, yet somehow this still surprises people every single time.
u/blackmango_wine — 11 hours ago
Only 1% of the world have done a marathon and now she is in that club !
u/522searchcreate — 17 hours ago
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Japan is using robotic wolves to scare off bears.
u/AdSpecialist6598 — 11 hours ago
Guy narrowly avoids being hit by a falling tree
u/No_Bus_474 — 11 hours ago
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Man was cruel to dog and got served Karma instantly
u/latebufferlife — 13 hours ago
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The city of Chengdu, China covered its viaducts and overpasses in vines and plants. It actually helps protect the concrete by shielding it from rain, sunlight, and the elements
u/TangelaFan — 13 hours ago
u/Dry_Specialist9015 — 20 hours ago
These Shenzhen factory workers test up to 10,000 vapes a day.
u/0livello — 9 hours ago
Proof that human imagination beats AI
u/Agreeable-Rich-8509 — 21 hours ago
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Japan is testing the world’s first megawatt-class underwater turbine in the Kuroshio Current.
It provides stable, 24/7 energy regardless of weather conditions. The potential is up to 205 GW—nearly the country’s entire electricity generation capacity.
u/Alternative_Way_4528 — 20 hours ago
They accidentally gave the gold medal to the person who came in second place
u/Apprehensive_Sky4558 — 22 hours ago
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A guy accidentally pressed the Emergency button as he tripped down the stairs.
u/Khei-tianik01 — 21 hours ago