Springs, Bows, and Gears: Amazing Animal Jumpers

The video explores the jumping abilities of various animals, comparing them to human athletes. Kangaroos use energy-efficient springs in their legs to jump long distances, while locusts have bow-like legs for explosive jumps. Planthopper nymphs possess unique interlocking gears for precise jumps. These adaptations help animals survive by efficiently finding food or escaping predators.

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