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Jellyfish Create ‘Virtual Wall’ To Enhance Performance – Eurasia Review
New research led by the University of South Florida has uncovered one of the reasons jellyfish have come to be known as the “world’s most efficient
New research led by the University of South Florida has uncovered one of the reasons jellyfish have come to be known as the “world’s most efficient swimmer.” Brad Gemmell, associate professor of integrative biology, found jellyfish produce two vortex rings, which are donut-shaped bodies of fluid underneath their translucent bodies, that spin in opposite directions. They appear as jellyfish squeeze and reopen throughout each swim cycle, providing a “ground effect” force as if they were to be pushing…
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