To Fly Faster, Humans Look to Mysteries of Shark Skin
The aerodynamics of sharks' strange, toothlike skin could change how we build planes, drones and wind turbines.
| The shortfin mako shark, one of the fastest shark species, can move upwards of through the water. The shark's ability to dart so quickly has much to do with their strange, toothlike skin. A new discovery unraveling the mysteries of shark skin could have implications for the speed and efficiency of more than just sharks—it could
