Abstract
The escalating demands of high-temperature applications, coupled with the urgency of sustainable development, pose a significant challenge for materials engineering. This article explores the promising potential of biomimicry, the art and science of imitating nature's designs, as a source of inspiration for innovative and sustainable solutions. By examining key principles and showcasing successful examples of biomimetic high-temperature materials, we demonstrate how nature's wisdom can guide the development of materials with superior thermal properties, enhanced efficiency, and reduced environmental impact. Embracing biomimicry opens exciting avenues for diverse applications, from advanced energy systems to aerospace technologies, paving the way for a more sustainable future in high-temperature environments.