Step right up to see tiny springtails spin through the air with the greatest of ease! In ponds and streams, they skyrocket out of the reach of hungry insects like water striders by slapping a tail-like appendage against the water. And you won’t believe how they stick the landing. | Deep Look • PBS

Using high-speed cameras, scientists have recorded back-flipping springtails spinning at up to 368 rotations per second – the fastest spin ever seen in nature. | New Scientist