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Tyrannosaurus Rex Would Break Its Own Legs if It Chased Jeff Goldblum IRL
Two independent studies show that the king of the dinosaurs was much slower than we thought.
Watch This Bouncing Robot Balance With Its Tail
This robot uses its tail to stabilize itself while jumping.
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Why Is This Robot Wearing Sneakers?
"Our robot is able to take much longer, faster steps than its flat-footed counterparts because it's replicating human locomotion."
This Turbo-Powered Jellyfish Relative Could Inspire Submarines of the Future
This little creature's coordinated swimming system lets it shoot multiple jets of water from the separate units comprising its body.
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