Gecko Feet: How Do They Stick to Walls? | National Geographic
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Very Interesting!!
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The gecko can run on the glass at 90 degrees, don't worry, they can't fall
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stupid gecko
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looks like fungus growing on their feet
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Wow thanks for the info
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But how do they save people money on car insurance?
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How do the keep from licking up and not letting go of things that reduces the adhesiveness of tape such as dust?
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seo ekman vis niet hoe hwerte bent het en de aklitanenth. Ben je soere dat dit is hwaet hep gebe
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Well not ALL geckos. For example the leopard gecko
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Wow. That's hard to believe.
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the more you look, the more it looks like they have 10 finger on each leg
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Look at the tail of the gecko 0:01
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Wish I can have the same thing on my hands and foot so I can crawl on a wall and freak people the fuck out.
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Thanks to Van der Waals force! :-)
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very very impresive
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Are there any species of geckos adapted to a semi aquatic lifestyle?
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