A reversible superglue that mimics the properties of dried snail mucus has proved strong enough to bear the weight of an average man, suggests a new study, which found that two sticky squares the size of postage stamps were sufficient to hold an 87kg (192lb) volunteer engineering student.

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A reversible superglue that mimics the properties of dried snail mucus has proved strong enough to bear the weight of an average man, suggests a new study, which found that two sticky squares the size of postage stamps were sufficient to hold an 87kg (192lb) volunteer engineering student.