Tiny “Loose Teeth” on Mako's Skin May Be Secret to Its Amazing Speed
The secret of how the mako shark swims so fast lies in its flexible scales | Ars Technica
Uncle Sam wants you to eat more shark | The Counter
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The Speedy Secret of Shark Skin: How Flexible Shark Scales Reduce Drag
US military studying skin of world's fastest shark to build faster aircraft
Impressive” Memory and Navigation Revealed by Mako Shark Tracking off West Coast
Scanning Electron Microscope image of mako shark skin, Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. MEV-10713794 | agefotostock
11 Facts About Mako Sharks | Mental Floss
Europêche rejects EU proposal to restrict mako shark trade
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Mako Shark Scales Could Be Used to Make Planes, Drones, and Wind Turbines More Efficient
Mako Sharks Inspire Better Aerodynamic Drone Design | Drone Below
Shark-skin surfaces for fluid-drag reduction in turbulent flow
Scale patterns of various species of fast sharks. Reproduced with... | Download Scientific Diagram
World's fastest shark gets a burst of speed from shape-shifting skin | New Scientist
Speedy sharkskin | Science News for Students
Outline of a representative shortfin mako shark Isurus oxyrinchus... | Download Scientific Diagram
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How mako sharks can swim as fast as 80 miles per hour • Earth.com
US Army-funded research studying mako shark skin to build faster aircraft
Shark Skin Structure Improves Aerodynamics of Planes, Turbines, and Cars - World Industrial Reporter
The secret of how the mako shark swims so fast lies in its flexible scales | Ars Technica
JEOL USA on Twitter: "Interesting comparison ~ Butterfly wing and Mako Shark skin look so similar at this magnification. Both images taken on the NeoScope benchtop Scanning Electron Microscopy by Florida Atlantic
3D printing reveals the power of shark skin - BBC News
Shark-Skin Surface for Fluid-Drag Reduction in Turbulent Flow | SpringerLink
Sharskin Inspires Engineers to Build More Aerodynamic Drones | Digital Trends
