A housefly sees your swatter moving in slow motion, and the secret lies in muscles that defy how most animal bodies work. Understanding the bizarre biology powering every wingbeat reveals why this ...
If you liked this story, share it with other people. New research used motion capture to reveal insects don’t fly directly toward lights but tilt their backs toward the source, trapping them in loops.
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