Creepy & Crawly

Creepy & Crawly
Floating through space, a robot crawls along a space station. The skin covering the robot’s parts lets it stick to the metal like a gecko sticks to a tree. This is not science fiction, it is science fact, and the product of a long process of observation, study, and mimicry of the animal world. In Animal Tech: Creepers & Crawlers, readers will learn the story of Geckskin and five other technologies inspired by reptiles and insects. Students will follow the stories of remarkable people working in STEM fields who have developed these life-changing technologies.

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Tessa Miller is a Brooklyn-based health and science journalist. Her writing has appeared in the New York Times, New York magazine, Self, Vice, and Medium, among others. She was a senior editor at Lifehacker and the Daily Beast. What Doesn’t Kill You is her first book.

關鍵字詞: STEM | science | technology | engineering | primary | secondary | space | space tech | robot | robotic | animals | animal tech | birds | creatures | insects | nature | biology | innovation

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