Biomimcry

1. Sence

1.1. The salmon's extraordinary ability to locate the river where it was born is due to its highly developed olfactory sense, which enables it to distinguish between different rivers by scent http://www.asknature.org/strategy/091a250346a82f1f30a1eb0f1ed2ca20#.UwYVD2SoWlo

1.2. Salmon identify a specific spawning river using their keen olfactory sense.

2. Waste

2.1. Waste upcyling

2.1.1. Waste Management addresses waste from its source through its final disposal, providing recycling services and looking for more ways to reuse wastes and convert wastes into new products http://www.asknature.org/product/fc4d0678aa5aba1b8195ec177bcaafce

2.1.2. Wet waste streams lead to fermentation of organic wastes, which ultimately can produce alcohols, organic acids, biogas, diesel, and soil.

3. pollutions

3.1. tree leaves, such as those from the maple, aspen, and poplar, suck up far more atmospheric pollutants than previously thought http://www.asknature.org/strategy/3ca73914c9eff59a39e96fcf5d25dc09#.UwYTTWSoWlo

3.2. Leaves of trees remove atmospheric oxidized VOC by uptaking it through stomota and metabolizing it through enzymatic conversion.

4. Sight

4.1. Researchers from Sweden, Canada, and California have developed a synthetic cornea that can be implanted into a human eye to significantly improve sight in people with eye-related diseases http://www.asknature.org/product/d39566e991fede55a945111f7791987a

4.2. The synthetic cornea is made of collagen and encourages the regeneration of natural human tissue into the collagen matrix, improving sight while reducing infection and discomfort usually associated with cornea transplants or contact lens us