By 2025, nearly a quarter of the world's slot population could face water shortages from drought. For this reason, scientists are trying to find a way to solve this problem. One beetle inspired innovations to fight drought.

This animal is Namib Desert Beetle who live in the Namib Desert in Africa One of the driest lands in the world

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Due to its clever physical appearance, this beetle survives the drought. They trap water droplets in the mist blowing from the coast. by standing with his head bowed on top of a sand dune

The back of the beetle has a rough surface. At the top can trap water. And a concave arc with water repellency allows small water droplets from the mist to stick on the surface and flow together. Then the Earth's gravity will eventually pull water droplets into the beetle's mouth.

Now a team of scientists in the UK have developed a special feature of the beetle's back into roof tiles. To help trap water droplets from fog. And it helps hospitals in Africa store clean water for further drug production.