The invention of mankind-inspired by animals-ships and submarines came from people's imitation of fish and dolphins. Scientists have made the first batch of gas masks in the world according to the unique drug detection ability of wild boar nose. The rocket takes off by using the recoil principle of jellyfish and squid. Researchers have developed many military camouflage equipment for the army by studying the chameleon's color-changing ability. Scientists studied frog eyes and invented electronic frog eyes. The US Air Force has developed a miniature thermal sensor through the "hot eye" function of poisonous snakes. Humans also used the principle of leapfrog to design a toad ram (hang). Humans imitate the highly sensitive sense of smell of police dogs and create "electronic police dogs" for investigation.

Bionic and high-tech modern radar, a radio positioning and ranging device: scientists found that bat monsters rely not on eyes, but on an echo positioning system consisting of mouth, throat and ears. Because bat magic emits ultrasonic waves when flying, it can also detect the ultrasonic waves reflected by obstacles. Based on this, scientists have designed a modern radar-a radio positioning and ranging device ... Scientists have invented an artificial dolphin skin that can improve the speed of torpedoes by studying the tiny swimming resistance of dolphins; And a wheeled vehicle (jumping machine) that imitates kangaroo's movement in the desert.

Inspired by King Penguin, scientists from the Institute of Zoology of the former Soviet Academy of Sciences designed a new type of car-"King Penguin" brand polar off-road vehicle. The wide bottom of this car is directly attached to the snow surface and supported by a wheel spoon, and the driving speed can reach 50 km/h.

Scientists make space robots by imitating insects.

A research team of Australian National University has developed a small navigation and flight control device by studying several insects. This device can be used to equip small aircraft for Mars exploration.