Beetle that pushes dung with the help of 100 billion stars unlocks the key to better navigation systems in drones and satellites
Briefly

"Nocturnal dung beetles move their head and body extensively when rolling balls of manure across a field, needing a fixed orientation point in the night sky to help them steer in a straight line."
"Using information from those images, they have developed a computer vision system that reliably measures the orientation of the Milky Way, which is the first step towards building a navigation system."
Read at ScienceDaily
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