Slo-mo camera reveals how springtails perfect their jump land perfectly every time. | New Scientist

The snow flea (Hypogastrura nivicola) is a small species of springtail that spends most of the year living in the soil and leaf litter helping decompose organic matter. However, these bugs can tolerate colder temperatures and have been known to emerge in late winter to hop around on top of the snow. According to research at Queen's University in Canada, the fleas contain a unique antifreeze protein that allows them to remain active on the frozen snowy surface. Sarett naturalists spotted some sno