Insect-scale physics appears to work differently than the physics human bodies are accustomed to. Among other things: - Exoskeletons are better than endoskele

Insect-scale physics appears to work differently than the physics human bodies are accustomed to. Among other things: - Exoskeletons are better than endoskeletons - Many insects can also walk on water - Relatively large falls are easily survived So the physics for insects "walking upside" down is not quite the same as a human doing the same thing. The small bodies of insects interact differently with the environment compared to a human body (or any larger animal)