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Visualization of batoid movement
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Park et al. visualized the fluid dynamics of batoids as they used their fins to propel themselves forward.
The researchers used this data to develop a robot that’s capable of similar movement.
[Credit: Sung-Jin Park]
The researchers used this data to develop a robot that’s capable of similar movement.
[Credit: Sung-Jin Park]
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