Mar
08

Gecko toe pad. (SEM image) Source: Student & Faculty Images Collected on the SEM (Department of Biology, College of Science and Technology, Central Michigan University)

Gecko toe pad. (SEM image)

Source: Student & Faculty Images Collected on the SEM (Department of Biology, College of Science and Technology, Central Michigan University)

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    If you have enough surface area, you will stick!
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    OH MAN SETAE! Setae are the greatest. They have SUCH a high surface area that they can allow geckos to climb things...
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