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This brainless animal folds itself like origami, study finds

How does a living thing fold itself into complex shapes without a brain, nerves, or muscles? A new study of one of Earth’s simplest animals suggests the answer lies in a surprisingly elegant mechanism—more like origami than engineering. Scientists at Stanford University have uncovered a previously unknown way that tissues can fold, by studying placozoa, […] The post This brainless animal folds itself like origami, study finds appeared first on Knowridge Science Report.

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