Biomimicry

1. taste

1.1. Blowfly has taste buds in his feet.http://www.asknature.org/strategy/192e17022dd44aaffca437409fe2c31f#.Uwesz_ldUXc

1.2. Fruitflies sensory system detect CO2 due to special nuerons.http://www.asknature.org/strategy/30bc5733e9dfec348423a4f6ea7aa468#.Uw_P6_ldUXc

1.3. The fins of sea robins are tasting by touch.http://www.asknature.org/strategy/790b5df21c7854e06eda0be12a7bd9ab#.Uw_QO_ldUXc

2. Hearing

2.1. The antenna of a fruit fly is used for selective hearing because of its multipart swivel structurehttp://www.asknature.org/strategy/a0d2f9a7eba06274f4b9fa5766a0ed53#.Uw_Ot_ldUXc

2.2. Lungs of the fire bellied toad allow them to hear.http://www.asknature.org/strategy/21c9aebbf7d618687175e0c83f0b4253#.Uw_QiPldUXc

2.3. A parasitic fly's eardrums provide directional hearing.http://www.asknature.org/strategy/6a35fc4866393f312c1c913a2d22ee90#.Uw_QtvldUXc

3. Touch

3.1. Plant growth is responsive to touch.http://www.asknature.org/strategy/60b154e9a6d99156b332158f3dc92a75#.Uw_PLfldUXc

3.2. Bill skin of a platypus detects touch and stimulationhttp://www.asknature.org/strategy/a5e22b0b713f7572eb3b8810801e4009#.Uw_Q-PldUXc

4. Sight

4.1. A moth eye inspired technology for solar panels has been developed to reduce reflection on panels.http://www.asknature.org/product/a81b57057e84006083ad9062fa1ef921

4.2. A synthetic Cornea now mimics a real one.http://www.asknature.org/product/d39566e991fede55a945111f7791987a

5. Red droplets in the eye of Kingfishes allows visibility in glare or water.http://www.asknature.org/strategy/82bd508419e4288bbf63bcf16e034a80#.UwesMPldUXc