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  <title><![CDATA[Of a Frog’s Slap Shot and Saliva]]></title>
  <body><![CDATA[<p>You never know when a frog playing an electronic game will lead to an experiment on the physics of saliva....Alexis C. Noel, a Ph.D. student in mechanical engineering at Georgia Tech, and her supervisor, David L. Hu, were watching a viral YouTube video in which a frog is attacking the screen of a smartphone running an ant-smashing game. It appears to be winning. They started wondering how &mdash; in reality &mdash; frog tongues stick to insects so quickly when they shoot out to grab them, and decided it was a phenomenon worth studying.&nbsp;<em>David Hu is an associate professor of mechanical engineering and of biology, as well as an adjunct associate professor of physics, at Georgia Tech.&nbsp;</em></p>
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