Physics of Life - Cantilevers

The mechanics behind a basic structural element of animals and plants. Cantilevers are one of the principal structural elements of higher animals and plants. Here is a little bit about them.
Content produced by Christopher Baycura for the SUNY College of Environmental Science and Forestry (SUNY-ESF). Copyright J. Scott Turner. Used with permission.

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Hi! Awesome explanation. Can you explain how to recognize tension and compression forces?

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Each one teach one thank you ,now when I see these things around me I overstand exactly what is going on

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is this applicable in home building, in a practice sense?

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Isn't this also the principle of a suspended bridge ?? 5:24

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