The cream of tartar pod is a favorite treat for elephants and the phenomenal crunch of the pod as they eat is an extremely ...

Using bamboo shavings and mycelium, the tiles serve as a “proof of concept” for cooling buildings without electricity.

Elephants encourage blood circulation by flapping their ears like giant fans. Flapping their ears also helps cool down the front of their body as the flapping creates a slight breeze. Fapping ears ...

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The Cat takes Nick and Sally to the Dizzle-dazzle Desert to learn how to keep cool. They learn that some animals are light ... just move very slowly. / Themba the African elephant and her daughter, ...

In addition, many vector control specialists recommend treating container habitats with approved mosquito prevention methods, such as the bacterial insecticide Bacillus thuringiensis israelensis ...

But what if buildings could cool themselves, the way elephants do? A team of scientists in Singapore has taken an unusual step in that direction. Drawing inspiration from elephant skin ...

We were inspired by how an elephant could cool itself in hot weather without sweat glands, and tried to see how we could replicate the same cooling mechanisms of shading, trapping cool air ...

But Mr Cool was at pains to point out there is fire ... but Farke has done his best to turn down the dial this week by leading the elephant out of the room. If Leeds lose in Luton and goalkeeper ...

These “fungi tiles” are inspired by the way elephants stay cool in hot weather—even though they don’t have sweat glands. The team from Nanyang Technological University (NTU Singapore ...

We were inspired by how an elephant could cool itself in hot weather without sweat glands, and tried to see how we could replicate the same cooling mechanisms of shading, trapping cool air, and ...

They designed the tile’s surface to mimic elephant skin, which is naturally structured with wrinkles and crevices to regulate heat. Laboratory tests revealed that the elephant skin–inspired ...