Over time, humans have drawn inspiration form animals. We marvel at what they can do and wonder how they do things. Frome birds flying to sharks swimming, animals have inspired engineers to mimic what they do. Engineers, architects, and technologists are turning to these evolutionary wonders , not with envy, but with reverence. From sharkskin-inspired swimsuits to owl-wing stealth aircraft, biomimicry—the art of imitating nature to solve human challenges—is no longer science fiction. It’s practical, powerful, and often more efficient than our original designs.
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Photographers have shared their sparkling snaps for June's competition.
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The proposed changes to Council Tax could help millions of people.
3rd, July 2025, 05:00pm
An aerial inspection confirms successful land reinstatement along Rampion Wind Farm's 27km underground cable route, with Rampion 2 set to follow a similar approach.
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The full cast for Shakespeare’s Hamlet at Chichester’s Minerva Theatre has been announced and will star Giles Terera and Eve Ponsonby.
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Plans to build an artificial turf 3G sports pitch in Southwater have been refused by Horsham District Council.
3rd, July 2025, 05:00pm
Passengers on the Brighton Main Line face disruption on July 13 as emergency engineering works will close tracks north of Gatwick. Buses will replace trains
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A wildlife rescue organisation is concerned about a rise in animal cruelty
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A man has been arrested following a sexual assault
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Plans to turn a former watercress farm near Chichester into a glamping site have been approved.
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