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Pretty incredible stuff, even if comparisons are pointless. You don't need any comparison to see that something that can make its own antifreeze or dive two miles down and come up again without exploding is freaking incredible.
Reviewed by ashoe27 Jun 12, 03:34am ( 23 reviews ) • dailymail.co.uk
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Rated by soccerkid on Jul 19, 10:49am
Well written article about some of nature's great adaptations.
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Reviewed by 10fps on Jun 22, 11:04am
Wow it can travel fast for its size, but its really small. If it as the size of an elephant I would be impressed.
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Rated by hazypurpleghost on Jun 14, 9:06pm
A fun read. Though some off the facts are a bit iffy.
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Rated by kiwikidd77 on Jun 13, 2:48pm
Brilliance in nature. Amazing stuff.
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Rated by JenDiggityDirt on Jun 13, 8:49am
Yes, Nature IS amazing and perfect.
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Rated by Blinkey99 on Jun 13, 5:05am
Of course it'll be going really fast if you scale it up, the things fucking small.
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Reviewed by michelleSarah on Jun 12, 11:47pm
The hummingbird story is bunk
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Rated by millsfilms on Jun 12, 11:42pm
so doesn't this mean the military should make a plane imitating the best flyer in nature?
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Rated by short2903 on Jun 12, 11:41pm
One of the most frustrating aspects of being human is not being able to appreciate it properly. It's like there's an upper limit on awe and joy that our brains can't pass, and a "not sex or money, not important" mechanism somewhere in our instincts.
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Rated by ashoe27 on Jun 12, 3:34am
Pretty incredible stuff, even if comparisons are pointless. You don't need any comparison to see that something that can make its own antifreeze or dive two miles down and come up again without exploding is freaking incredible.
