Who knew Arshola could be so useful! It was impossible for people to get news about places where Arshola would bring news if used. Arshola has free movement in all such places.

News of all the hard to reach places can be easily gathered with this wandering of Arshola. Scientists mainly used Arshola in Madagascar for this purpose.

But this work is possible for any Arshola. Not only will scientists use these auroras to provide information about inaccessible places, but they will also monitor the weather.

For this reason, scientists attach a very light device to Arshola on their back. Arshola will have no difficulty walking if she is on the back. They cannot even feel weight.

These devices are powered by rechargeable batteries or solar panel batteries. Scientists consider solar panels to be the best option.

Now after placing this device behind her, Arshola is entering the hole. All the news out there reaches the scientists through that device.

In this way, scientists can also obtain information about the conditions and climate inside holes that are inaccessible to humans. This will help them to anticipate various situations.

These Arsholas were named Cyborg Arshola. Those who have had devices implanted in their bodies despite being in Arshol for life. In the coming days, scientists are planning to implant such ultra-light devices into the bodies of all kinds of insects, from dung beetles. The study was conducted by researchers at Japan’s RIKEN Cluster for Pioneering Research.