By: Andrew Beaujon | Poynter
A thresher shark’s tail attack is like a “ballet move.” A cheetah changes direction like a wide receiver. Myxococcus xanthus bacteria have a “kind of stealth communication system” that may help them plan them plan their signature wavelike attacks.
Those are some of the ways
New York Times science writer James Gorman discusses scientific research in the
Times’ weekly “Science Take” videos, which debut today.
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