‘Furry Logic’ showcases how animals exploit physics
Book chronicles use of light, magnetism and other phenomena
SOUNDS GOOD When peacocks shake their tail feathers, they make low-frequency sounds that attract peahens. This manipulation of sound is one example of animals’ use of physics detailed in Furry Logic.
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