Researchers at the California Institute of Technology (Caltech) to find out what the cause of very great flies maneuver. By using high-speed video and resolution, they managed to uncover why cepet really could fly away if you want to tap on.
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Michael Dickinson, a professor in the field of Caltech bioengineer who became a leader in the research suggests that the ability of flies to dodge this attack as quickly fly brain to act and the ability to plan what to do.
The researchers found that the flies away before he jumped to calculate the location of the attack and make an escape plan.
As an illustration, if you see a fly landed in a place, you will see the flies rubbing their little legs as a way to cleanse themselves. But, when he saw tool pat flies, the first time he will do is stop moving. Then, his brain will calculate which direction a pat on the fly will come, and then he would move the legs and body in a new position so when they jump by pushing his legs, he will jump away from the appliance pat. Just before the flies jump, he actually raised his wings carefully so that when he jumps he can coordinate with the movement of his flying leap.
In a time of 0.1 seconds, the flies are able to plan maneuvers to escape from the threat.
The researchers found that flies were able to put themselves in the position of a fast turn this under any circumstances either while cleaning themselves, eating, or walking. This means that the fly must be able to integrate visual information from the eyes of those who say where the threat came with-mechanical sensory information from the legs that say how to move to reach the proper flying position.
The researchers found that the flies away before he jumped to calculate the location of the attack and make an escape plan.
As an illustration, if you see a fly landed in a place, you will see the flies rubbing their little legs as a way to cleanse themselves. But, when he saw tool pat flies, the first time he will do is stop moving. Then, his brain will calculate which direction a pat on the fly will come, and then he would move the legs and body in a new position so when they jump by pushing his legs, he will jump away from the appliance pat. Just before the flies jump, he actually raised his wings carefully so that when he jumps he can coordinate with the movement of his flying leap.
In a time of 0.1 seconds, the flies are able to plan maneuvers to escape from the threat.
The researchers found that flies were able to put themselves in the position of a fast turn this under any circumstances either while cleaning themselves, eating, or walking. This means that the fly must be able to integrate visual information from the eyes of those who say where the threat came with-mechanical sensory information from the legs that say how to move to reach the proper flying position.
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