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To save fuel while dragging an airplane, scientists have taken inspirations from seagulls! They have found airplane wings shaped like those of some seagulls, which may reduce drag during flight.
Barry Lazos, an aeronautics research engineer at the...
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A bold seagull lands on the head of Jackie Cempura, of Springdale, Ark., to take a chip from Cempura’s mouth while visiting the beach in Ormond Beach, Fla. on Tuesday, March 10, 2009.
