And this one represents the mesh's ability to drain the collected droplets into a reservoir without clogging. So, based on the formula, the Namib Desert beetle shouldn't be able to do what it does.

Steady storms continued to benefit California in March, with reservoirs across the state gaining 200,000 acre-feet of water from the beginning of the month to Tuesday — that’s enough to fill 100,000 ...

Pat Cummings, president of the Las Vegas-based Fraternity of Desert Bighorn organization that works regularly with the state ...