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All of these examples of biomimicry have one thing in common: the exploitation of analogy to take advantage of the countless experiments that nature has already performed—through hundreds of millions of years of natural selection—to optimize and update the adaptations of every organism, plant, and animal on Earth. In a sense, scientists are recognizing the potentially tremendous value of natural innovations.

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