08Feb 17
Super sticky tongues help frogs snatch prey quickly
A frog can grab its prey at an incredible speed. But how is this possible? Scientists have discovered it is due to their specialized tongues. Their saliva is neither a liquid or a solid.…
04Aug 16
How do hummingbirds steer?
Hummingbirds move at incredible speeds. One type can travel up to 60 miles per hour (97 kmh). How do hummingbirds navigate their surroundings when they are moving so fast? A new…
01Jul 16
GoPro camera shows running from a cheetah’s-eye view
Cheetahs are known for being the fastest land animal. They can run as fast as 70 miles per hour (112 kmh) in short bursts. Now, thanks to the Cincinnati Zoo,…
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