How lobster shells are teaching scientists to make stronger concrete

Lobster shell X-ray

The interwoven layers that make up the lobster’s shell help it withstand tonnes of water pressure. Now those layers are also helping humans find ways to strengthen concrete arches and other intricate building shapes.

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