A new kind of label that would be woven into fabric could make recycling clothing sorting more effective, researchers report.

The way polar bear paws help them walk safely on ice could lead to better traction for shoes, tires, and other products.

Gelatinous sea creatures called Nanomia bijuga have two modes for getting around. Future underwater vehicles could mimic them.

"Butterfly bot," a soft robot that swims the butterfly stroke, gets its inspiration from the biomechanics of the manta ray.

Taking inspiration from the shape of a to-go cup lid, researchers may have come up with a quicker way for drones to sense danger.

A new way to deal with ice buildup on airplanes, drones, and wind turbines comes from researchers investigation into penguin feathers.

Drawing inspiration from flatworms and mussels, researchers have created a medical adhesive that stops blood loss and could save lives.

Researchers have created a robot that can morph its legs into flippers before taking a swim, just like the turtles that inspired it.

In this podcast episode, Robert Full explains the huge growth in robots designed based on amazing creatures in nature.

In the future, you may have a squid to thank for your coffee staying hot. Squid skin has inspired a new material for insulating cups, packaging, and more.