Researchers at Penn State University used high-speed video to capture the way Calliphora vomitoria flies (sometimes known as blue bottle flies) land on a ceiling. Their findings are intended for use in engineering robotic drones that could execute similar inverted landings. (Photo by Joseph Berger, Bugwood.org)
Calliphora vomitoria fly
Researchers at Penn State University used high-speed video to capture the way Calliphora vomitoria flies (sometimes known as blue bottle flies) land on a ceiling. Their findings are intended for use in engineering robotic drones that could execute similar inverted landings. (Photo by Joseph Berger, Bugwood.org)
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