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taking pet lamb for a walk
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A lamb soaking up the rays on Abersoch Main Beach on the Llyn Peninsula, Gwynedd
 
A dog stranded on a cliff edge for nearly two weeks has been reunited with her owners
Coastguard Rescue Team (CRT) said Peppa was in a “tricky” position on the cliff. The coastguard’s helicopter was called to the scene along with teams from the RNLI Coastguard Rescue .
They carried out an extensive search before embarking on a “long and difficult rescue
 

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Did you know a fly has a gearbox
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Flies are superbly maneuverable. Sometimes they flap just one wing at a time, or one wing needs to torque faster for a sharp turn. If there is a mechanical coupling between the wing pairs, how can that happen?
fly wings work like a manual clutch on a car's transmission. Combined with past research, this suggests that fly wing gearboxes have four gears; 1 neutral and 3 drives. The gears control how far up and down the wings move, varying the power in each wing stroke. If you put one wing in Neutral gear, it will idle while the other wing remains in drive and continues to flap.


And now you know how flies became the race cars of the insect world:grinning:
 
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