Superpower
These animals can do incredible things that people only dream of
Would you like to have a superpower? How about if you could copy the appearance of others? Or would be resistant to cancer? Nine living beings with amazing skills.
When it comes to superpowers, Superman does nothing. The man made of steel is not only almost invulnerable and incredibly strong, he can also fly, has the X -ray view, has mastered telecines and, well, so many other things you could envy around. But the good is also an alien and also thought about it. Maybe not quite as sensational, but still great, there are some skills of real living beings made of flesh and blood.
8.95 meters – Mike Powell jumped at the World Championships in Tokyo in 1991. A fabulous record that still applies today. Fleas can only laugh about such a performance. The animals only make it to a width of about 60 centimeters, but this is far more impressive than Powell’s master jump in terms of their body size. The flea reaches a width with one sentence that corresponds to 200 times its height. To be able to keep up, a person would have to jump about 400 meters.
Animal superpower that makes jealous
The iron plate beetle (looks like the name sounds) is a tank on six legs. His back armor is so robust that it is almost indestructible. If the beetle comes under the bikes, this is not a problem. A car cannot harm the iron panel beetle. He withstands 39,000 times his body weight. This is roughly as if 860 thick elephants sit on a person.
Well, and we humans are extremely proud of our opposable thumb, which allows the precise tweezers. Also good, also an evolutionary masterpiece, no question. In the photo gallery we present nine other living things that people might still like to swap the special skills.
TPO.
Source: Stern
I’m Caroline, a journalist and author for 24 Hours Worlds. I specialize in health-related news and stories, bringing real-world impact to readers across the globe. With my experience in journalism and writing in both print and online formats, I strive to provide reliable information that resonates with audiences from all walks of life.
