This document discusses how biomimicry, or mimicking designs found in nature, can be applied to improve mobility technologies. It provides examples of how studying nature inspired improvements to high-speed train aerodynamics by mimicking kingfisher beaks and owl feathers. The shinkansen bullet train was able to travel 10% faster while using 15% less energy due to a more streamlined design inspired by nature. Vehicle stability was also improved by mimicking the shape of box fish, which create self-stabilizing vortices. Tires and windshields were given nature-inspired designs to increase durability and enable self-cleaning.