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Narrator: Flying through the air or crawling ... Stick insects, like all insects, have six legs, but it would look really weird for a branch to have six legs. So they'll actually, when they ...

While Klein’s book covers the gamut of weird and ... s one of the only insects that can fly backwards and upside down — he used it as a model for his inventive flying machines.

(via Be Smart) Imagine the scale of raindrops if you were the size of a small bird. Or mosquito. Flying through a drizzle should be deadly! Like flying through falling cars and boulders. And yet it’s ...

A Twitter user commented: "With 85mph winds it could be anything including pieces of flying burning debris, birds, bats, or swarms of insects ... with the description "strange fast-moving objects ...

The static electricity they accumulate by flying—similar to the charge ... to draw connections to his research about the strange ways insects interact with their environments.

The static electricity they accumulate by flying — similar to the charge generated when ... He immediately began to draw connections to his research about the strange ways insects interact with their ...

Where were the dull thwacks of flying insects bumping against the lightbulb ... and looking very weird,” he says. “Very often you’ll see me with my head stuck in the net because I’m ...