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(Natural News) A new study that was done by a team of experts from Japan and China, and which was published in the journal Bioinspiration and Biomimetics on Wednesday, July 5, showed the possibility of using concepts that can be gleaned from the unique wing features of owls to make the motion of wind turbines... |
Wind turbines could be made less noisy by copying serrated wing edges from owls
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