What are some of the things that humans have invented based on animal tails? The more the merrier, O

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Big Turtle Back Little Turtle: Tank with rotating turret.

Birds Fly in the Sky: Manufacture of Various Aircraft.

Honeycomb: Various regular hexagons.

Honeycomb panels. Each dragonfly wing has a slightly thicker spot than the surrounding one, which is key to preventing the wings from trembling. Aircraft designers learned to fly flies, mosquitoes, bees and other methods, creating many new aircraft with excellent performance.

Whale: The shape is a very streamlined body, and the streamlined body has the least resistance in the water. Later, engineers imitated (fǎng) the body of the whale and raised the designed hull, and the speed of the boat was greatly increased.

Eggshell: A unified (cloud) ability to distribute pressure to the various parts of the eggshell. According to the characteristics of the thin shell structure, the architect designed the energy-saving building with a lot of light and materials.

Kangaroo jumping buggy, shell: rugged shell tank.

Fish swim in the water: learned to swim, the invention of the submarine.

One-piece Shark Suit: The first generation of sharks imitated shark skin swimsuits with some rough toothed protrusions that effectively guided the tide and tightened the body to avoid ** and muscle tremors. The second-generation Shark is loaded with some new highlights, adding a material called "elasticity**" to reduce drag in the water,4.

In addition, there are two attachments cushioned by titanium silicon, the athlete's forearms can swim, and the vibration control system that is more easily attached to the chest and shoulders helps to guide the current.

The blind man sees the light: three blind patients see more than tiny bionic retinal implants, blinking or moving points of light.

Even distinguish cups and plates with your eyes.

Synthetic spider silk.

Spider silk contains a type of fibrin.

This protein is similar to hair keratin.

and croissants. This protein secretion starts to get tough. Narrowing the balance of water content, spiders and silkworms can prevent fibrin from curing too quickly. Neuronal function is determined.

Direction of Motion Simulator.

Automatic target reporting machine.

The lens of the eye of the flat flyer.

side-suppressed low-light TV Dragonfly - aircraft;

Ear-**;

Frog's - Quick Scan System.

Flies - odor detectors.

Praying mantis' - sickle.

Fly spaceship. Fly Smell: Small Gas Analyzer.

Firefly. Artificial cold light source. Since this lamp does not have a power supply and does not produce a magnetic field, it can be removed in a biological light source, enabling the removal of magnetic mines.

Electric fish. volt battery. In the anatomical study of electric fish, there is a strange body organ that generates electricity from electric fish. Italian physicist Volt.

The power agency Electric Fish designed the world's first photovoltaic cell as a model.

Jellyfish Ears: Jellyfish Ear Storm Instrument, which fairly accurately simulates the sound organs that jellyfish can feel. Thank you.

Peacock tail a fan Squirrel tail - parachute.

Most animals in nature have tails, and tails have a lot of significance in their daily lives, while humans do not have tails, mainly due to evolution and daily habits.

1. Tail movement has the effect of maintaining body balance for animals.

Many animals have tails to maintain the balance of the body, because when running the animal is moving all fours, and when sitting statically, the tail is needed to maintain the balance of the body, keep sitting, and when the animal runs, it also needs to control the pace and posture of the body through the tail, so as to maintain the stability of the body. <>

Second, the tail plays a great role in the daily life of animals.

In addition to maintaining balance, some animals use their tails as tools in their daily lives, such as monkeys that need to wrap their tails around branches when climbing trees, so that they can firmly grasp the branches, and some large animals can also use their tails as tools to hunt for them. When a bird flies in the sky, its tail can be used to balance its direction. There are also some animals that usually use their tails to have emotions, and humans can observe the swaying and movements of the animal's tail, so as to understand their emotions, such as pet cats and pet dogs, etc., whose tails are upturned, and the frequency of the sway can express different emotions, so as to strongly transmit information.

3. Human beings do not have tails, mainly with their own evolution and the development of daily habits.

The tail has the above two functions for animals, but these functions do not exist for humans, because the way humans walk is upright and balanced, so they can control their own balance, and the emotions conveyed in daily life can be expressed in words. There are more and more tools in life, and the upper limbs have a greater role than the tail with the help of tools, so for the development of civilization and gradually evolve, human beings already have their own unique way of getting along and expression, and no longer need the function of the tail, so in the process of evolution it becomes shorter and shorter, and slowly disappears. <>

To sum up, animals rely on their tails for daily life, but humans already have better tools and lifestyles, so they don't need tails.

It is an auxiliary role that can help the body to balance, because humans have evolved completely, so they don't need a tail, and the tail slowly degenerates in the process of evolution.

The tail can maintain balance, can discern the direction, can also leave its own traces, and can also be used to prevent predators, this is the role of the tail. Because humans evolved their tails when they evolved, and tails are not conducive to human survival.

The tail can play a role in maintaining the balance of the body, completing some basic actions of life, and maintaining daily life, because people have evolved to have no tail.

It can be used to maintain balance, to help animals orient, to assist with movement, to track prey, and to attract attention, which is very important for animals and not very useful for humans, so it is degraded.

The tail is a driving device in motion, which can be used to gain forward momentum, can be used to attack, can balance one's body, can control one's direction, and can be used to save one's life.

The tail can play a role in balance, can repel some small mosquitoes, can play a role in supporting the body, can play a role in positioning, and can also play a role in heat preservation.

The tail balances the body, cleans the back of the body, repells insects, mosquitoes and flies, controls the direction, and uses the tail to transmit information.

It has the function of greeting, the function of releasing emotions, the function of grasping direction, the function of protecting oneself and the function of attacking enemies.

The tail balances the body, cleans the front of the body, removes insects, mosquitoes and flies, controls the direction, and uses the tail to convey messages.

1. The tail of a rabbit is like a small round pom-pom.

2. The puppy's tail is like a yellow rice, which is very good-looking.

3. When the peacock opens the screen, its tail is like a colorful feather fan.

4. The tail of the swallow is like scissors, grasp the direction and keep the balance.

5. The tail of the squirrel is like an umbrella, and it is good to cool off in hot weather.

6. The tail of the scorpion has poisonous juice, driving away the enemy and protecting himself.

7. The monkey's tail is like a hook, hooked on a tree to play a swing.

8. The tail of the fish is like the rudder, and it is good to swim if you grasp the direction.

9. The tail of the scorpion has poisonous juice to drive away the enemy and protect itself.

10. The tail of the woodpecker is like a rivet, riveted on the tree to be a good eggplant dust.

As follows:

1. Balance:

The kitten's tail allows people to maintain basic balance when exercising, and at the same time, it is more convenient to turn over without casual injury. Kangaroos are constantly jumping on their two hind legs, and if they don't have a tail, they can easily wrestle.

2. Protective effect:

Pangolins, one of the ten most special animals with the most special defense, wrap their tails around trees to avoid falling. Crocodiles have powerful and powerful tails that can be used as a tool to attack enemies and protect themselves.

3. Thermal insulation:

Squirrels, foxes and other animals have big furry tails, which are not just long, and in the winter it is quite cold, so they have to use their tails to keep warm, and then start hibernation to avoid the cold.

4. Supporting role:

Woodpeckers generally start pecking at the trunk to eat pests, and at this time the tail plays a supporting role, so that it can better stand on the trunk and not fall off casually, and can also sit on the tail when resting.

5. Positioning role:

Aquatic animals such as fish, most of which are handsless, rely on their tails to propel themselves forward while allowing themselves to find their way.

6. Escape function:

Rabbits have short, cute tails that can save lives in an emergency. When it is accidentally bitten by a beast, it will find a way to take its tail off and get more time to escape. When the tail of gecko lizards is bitten, it will break off on its own to gain more time.

7. Alarm function:

The tail of the deer is relatively short, but it is an important alarm, if the deer perceives danger, they will put their tail up, so that their companions will receive the warning signal and run away.

8. Predation:

When a bat hunts at night, it may use its tail and feet together to form a trap, so that many insects do not know that it is a bat, and it can better catch its prey.

9. The role of energy storage:

The lemur's tail is like a storehouse, if the weather is good, it will store a lot of nutrients in the tail, and if there is a lack of resources, it will rely on the energy in the tail.

10. Attacking role:

Powerful animals such as lions, tigers, and leopards all have powerful tails, which are also another kind of **, which can help them defeat their opponents when attacking.

1. The tail of the scorpion is used to attack the enemy.

2. The cat's tail is used for balancing and can also be used for fishing.

3. The tail of the rattlesnake is used to attract small animals, and small animals have become its delicious meal 4, there is a fish called small water horse fish, it has no eyes, it has electricity on its tail, and other fish are close to its tail, and the small water horse fish will escape.

5. The dragonfly flies over the water, and its tail is in the water a few times, which is laying eggs.

6. The tail of the sea otter (ta) is a siren, and when the enemy gets close to it, it will immediately flee.

7. Birds use their tails as flying machines. The bird's tail is covered with long, wide feathers that look like a fan and can be rotated flexibly to make it easier to grasp the direction of flight. The tail of the bird plays the role of a rudder while flying.

8. The tail of swallows, sparrows, crows and other birds can balance their bodies, adjust their speed, change direction, and control their rise and fall when flying, so it is called "the almighty rudder". The tail of a woodpecker, which is a bit special. It is hard and powerful, supporting the woodpecker to stop on the trunk of a tree to peck at food, and it can also help the woodpecker maintain its balance when climbing the trunk.

At the same time, it can also function as a general bird tail when a woodpecker is flying.

Many animals come with tails.

the role of balance in free movement;

Horses, bai, pigs.

The tail of du can repel insects such as mosquitoes and flies;

Tigers, leopards. The tail of the dao and the stingray can be used as a fighting **;

The tails of stingrays and scorpions are self-protective**;

When a squirrel jumps from a height, its tail can be used as a parachute to slow down its fall;

The tails of woodpeckers and kangaroos play a supporting role;

When the slow loris sleeps in the tree, its tail wraps around the main branch and plays a holding role;

The main driving force of the tails of fish, whales, dolphins, finless porpoises, crocodiles, and other animals in swimming mainly comes from the swing of the tail.

The male peacock's beautiful tail is his main tool when competing for a female peacock as a mate.

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The tail can play a role in balancing, the tail can remove some small mosquitoes and insects, the tail can play a defensive role, the animal's tail can also play a fast role in positioning, and it can also run away quickly, and the tail of some animals can also play a role in attacking.

The tail has the role of guiding direction, maintaining the balance of the body, regenerating cells, judging danger, and even driving away flies, and the role of the tail is different in different animals.