Falling With A Plan: The Rib Glider Near New York
A palm-sized Triassic reptile found just outside New York opens a journey through animals that turn falling into travel. Lizards spread ribs, mammals stretch skin, frogs open webbed feet, snakes flatten their entire bodies, and flying fish carry speed from water into air.
Each solves the same problem differently: how to turn height—or speed—into a route.
Narrated with a synthetic voice.
