Scientists discover secret to highly efficient swimming in some animals, such as jellyfish

Tuesday, November 3, 2015 - 12:00 in Physics & Chemistry

Previous studies have shown that jellyfish and eels can move using very low amounts of energy that would make a Toyota Prius jealous. In fact, these ocean denizens can go from point A to point B using less energy than any other swimmer, runner or flier ever measured. However the secret behind such amazing energetic efficiency has remained a mystery, until now.

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