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This photo provided by Andrea Rummel, Brown University, shows a bat. A three-ounce flying robot mimics the unique and more flexible way bats fly, this new robot prototype can do a better and safer job getting into disaster sites and scoping out construction zones than those bulky drones with spinning rotors, said the three authors of a study released Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2017, in the journal Science Robotics. (Andrea Rummel/Brown University... via AP)

This photo provided by Andrea Rummel, Brown University, shows a bat. A three-ounce flying robot mimics the unique and more flexible way bats fly, this new robot prototype can do a better and safer job getting into disaster sites and scoping out construction zones than those bulky drones with spinning rotors, said the three authors of a study released Wednesday, Feb. 1, 2017, in the journal Science Robotics. (Andrea Rummel/Brown University... via AP)

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