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cornellsun.com on 2017-10-20 03:56

Cornell Researchers Inspired by Camouflaging Octopi to Create 3D Texture Morphing Technology

A gray-green patch of coral appears to sway with the ocean current in a video that was captured by marine biologist Prof. Roger Hanlon, ecology and ...

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