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Springtails: Tiny Animal Does Hundreds of Somersaults in Record Time

Even gymnastics stars like Simone Biles can't compete with this: The springtail can perform up to 368 somersaults per second. No other animal on Earth is faster.

By Kayne Andersen
Published: August 29, 2024
Springtails: Tiny Animal Does Hundreds of Somersaults in Record Time
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