EPFL researchers have designed flexible, batlike wings that boost lift and improve flight performance. This innovation could lead to more efficient drones or energy-harvesting technologies.

Unlike birds and insects, bats have flexible wings made of a thin membrane, allowing them to fly more efficiently. Inspired ...

After the second bat-winged dinosaur was identified ... However, it is unclear what the small dinosaurs were doing with their wings. According to Wang, it did not seem likely that Ambopteryx ...

Those wings would also need flight muscles wrapping around from the chest to the back. Related: What if humans had tails? According to Habib, bat-like wings would make more sense on humans. In this ...

and moths while the Malaysian free-tailed bat exhibits greater selectivity and seems to prefer to catch ants engaged in nuptial flight. Small insects are often caught directly in the mouth, but larger ...

A video showing an unexpected rescue from a hotel pool in North Queensland has gone viral online, with many praising the kind ...