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iScience June 2025 PMID 40538435
Jumping up a level: Target distance and angle estimation facilitates successful landing in a jumping glass katydid.
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Abstract in brief
- Jumping is a vital locomotion method for insects, especially in the Orthoptera group, serving purposes like travel and predator evasion.
- This study focuses on a predatory bush cricket that uses visual cues to adjust its jumping behavior for navigating complex environments.
- The research reveals that the cricket can control its take-off speed and rotation rate based on the target distance, demonstrating distinct adjustments in jumping kinematics and body posture for different jump heights.
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CM Harrington
@octothorpe.mastodon.online.ap.brid.gy · Bluesky
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