June 13, 2007
Kellar Autumn, professor of biology, analyzes a gecko’s climbing abilities
Professor of Biology Kellar Autumn explains the secret behind the gecko’s extraordinary wall-climbing ability: their setae act as a unique quick-release mechanism that allows an animal to adhere strongly to a surface, but then detach with ease.
Professor of Biology Kellar Autumn explains the secret behind the gecko’s extraordinary wall-climbing ability: their setae act as a unique quick-release mechanism that allows an animal to adhere strongly to a surface, but then detach with ease.
New Scientist (Oxford, England): Gecko’s gravity-defying trick explained
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