An Australian startup has developed an adhesive film inspired by shark skin that reduces drag on aircraft and could cut fuel use by 4%.

Taking the inspiration from shark skin, Australian startup MicroTau has developed a drag-reducing technology in the form of ...

Bare steel meets red Shark Skin The raw steel continues back over ... The four bucket seats are a mix of composite, aged leather and chiné. Asian-sourced black ebony wood has a lion and bamboo ...

His company turns tanned fish "leather" into belts, watch straps, wallets and golf gloves in 40 colours. He uses everything from shark to salmon skin for his products. "If you have a fish ...

Australian scientists have developed a shark skin-inspired film coating for aeroplanes, which they claim can reduce drag and save billions in fuel costs for the airline industry. Delta Air Lines ...

As previously reported, anyone who has touched a shark knows the skin feels smooth if you stroke from nose to tail. Reverse the direction, however, and it feels like sandpaper. That's because of ...