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Whooper swans stabilize their head with
a complex neck that's tuned like a car suspension, Stanford engineers
have learned. The finding has influenced their design of a camera
suspension system that could allow drones to record steadier video.
Swans and geese are the envy of aeronautical engineers. Even plump geese can perform remarkable aerial acrobatics – twisting their body and flapping their powerful wings while keeping their head completely still. <<READ MORE>>
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