Nature based weaponry?, page 1
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reply posted on 23-7-2009 @ 06:36 PM by Viking04
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The Wright Flyer used wing warping, which was derived from observation of birds in flight. Early delayed cluster bombs, used by the Germans in WWII had a 'wing/scoop' that was roughly derived from samaras ('winged' tree seeds) to help scatter them, and slow their descent. I am sure that there have been more, but there have been a few.

Practicality of the engineering is a big deal. Why reverse-engineer a cheetah when the same outcome is available with existing tech (as an example). Squid ink would do a sub little good, as threats to a sub don't 'see'. However, if you could use a cloud to block/deflect sound waves might be of use. Any bubbleheads can pick up that line and run with it.
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