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Hairs help flight maneuverabilitybig brown bat

Tactile hairs in wing membranes of bats serve as flight control organs by providing immediate sensorimotor feedback.

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Design is my passion and an important part of my life. It is the commitment I took many years ago to beautify the world and make people’s life better. I am an architect, interior designer and a student in the Master...

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