That title is unconscionable. Here's a link to the actual paper: https://www.pnas.org/content/118/35/e2107289118
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I appreciate the link to the paper. But I consider the article superior in a few ways:
(1) It is brief, and targeted to an audience that is not a specialist in this field.
(2) It includes the video clips (which, to be honest, speak for themselves) and does not require any special credentials or university affiliation in order to view.
> That title is unconscionable
Yeah... the title is rather stupid. It should have gone with just "This Is How Tardigrades Walk".
Not sure if the footage is worth the hyperbole, I was not ready for clicking “no” to every single partner on their list.
As others have said, it's not a good title, but I'm treating this as a sincere question because I know there are many non-native speakers that could get confused by this stuff.
Did insects and tardigrades develops their walking similarities by a common ancestor or separately?
https://www.pnas.org/content/suppl/2021/08/26/2107289118.DCS...
But unconscionable is a perfectly valid description of the title.