If you ask Jessica Kelley what she enjoys most about stilt walking, she'll probably tell you that the view is really good ...

Some are familiar — jellyfish and octopuses — while others ... but real lifeforms that look like nothing found on land. Human eyes — especially many sets of them — have a far better ...

cyclolites suggests that free-living corals may have more complex body functions, similar to jellyfish — the evolutionary ...

The redox flow battery (RFB) also mimics biological functions, as it releases electrolytic fluids, which dissolve to create energy through chemical reaction. The first two robots on display are a ...

He said: ‘This jellyfish attack is the latest example of how the fish farming industry is failing to cope with environmental challenges. We routinely see them using the land and sea as a sewer ...

The RFB powering the jellyfish features a tendon that propels ... The team notes that the transition from underwater to land presented its own challenges. Chief among them is the fact that ...

He said: "This jellyfish attack is the latest example of how the fish farming industry is failing to cope with environmental challenges. We routinely see them using the land and sea as a sewer for ...

Trapped in densely packed pens, the salmon are unable to escape the relentless stings, leaving them with gaping wounds and immense stress.

He warned: "This jellyfish attack is the latest example of how the fish farming industry is failing to cope with environmental challenges.We routinely see them using the land and sea as a sewer ...

A new study released by scientists from Brisbane, Australia on January 22 shows how a 'free-living' jellyfish-like coral called the Cycloseris cyclolites propels itself along the seabed to navigate ...