Valerio Pergola
@valeriopergola.bsky.social
Science Communicator 🌌 & Computer Engineer 👨🏻💻 | Trying to inspire people about Science & Technology 🌲 | Also into Sci-Fi | From Italy 🇮🇹
Octopi camouflage to hunt, avoid predation and more. They use muscles to control chromatophores' pigment sacs, to display different colors and brightness. They also use muscles to change their body shape and to control papillae to alter skin texture.
Video Credits: oceanlife us
Video Credits: oceanlife us
November 14, 2024 at 5:24 PM
Octopi camouflage to hunt, avoid predation and more. They use muscles to control chromatophores' pigment sacs, to display different colors and brightness. They also use muscles to change their body shape and to control papillae to alter skin texture.
Video Credits: oceanlife us
Video Credits: oceanlife us
Velox is a robot capable of swimming through water and crawling over ice, snow, sand and other grounds using a coordinated system of actuators powering soft, undulating fins, granting biomimetic properties reminiscent of the animal kingdom.
Video Credit: Pliant Energy Systems
Video Credit: Pliant Energy Systems
November 14, 2024 at 5:23 PM
Velox is a robot capable of swimming through water and crawling over ice, snow, sand and other grounds using a coordinated system of actuators powering soft, undulating fins, granting biomimetic properties reminiscent of the animal kingdom.
Video Credit: Pliant Energy Systems
Video Credit: Pliant Energy Systems
What you see in the echocardiography is a cardiac myxoma, a rare noncancerous tumor and the most common noncancerous primary heart tumor, usually found in the left atrium emerging from the left side of the atrial septum.
November 14, 2024 at 5:21 PM
What you see in the echocardiography is a cardiac myxoma, a rare noncancerous tumor and the most common noncancerous primary heart tumor, usually found in the left atrium emerging from the left side of the atrial septum.