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EPISODE · Sep 4, 2008 · 1 MIN

Buggles

from US News | Science Discoveries · host National Science Foundation

MIT mathematicians have now figured out exactly how hundreds of types of insect species are able to spend much of their time under water. When these insects submerge, their rough, water repellent coats trap air next to their bodies and form a small airpocket from which to breathe.

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