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it's so amazing how level they can keep their heads while the rest of their bodies contort so quickly and graciously. coincidentally, i worked with john bertra
by clairity 8y ago
it's so amazing how level they can keep their heads while the rest of their bodies contort so quickly and graciously.
coincidentally, i worked with john bertram (mentioned in the article) many moons ago on gibbon locomotion. go watch gibbons navigate the 3D space of a forest canopy at top speed. it's jaw-dropping.
- shostack 8y agoOne of my dreams for virtual reality in the future is a setup that would do justice to being put in an animal's perspective as it moved around. A peregrine falcon's dive, a cheetah's sprint, and more would all be mind blowing if one were sufficiently immersed.
- chucklenorris 8y agohttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPXkUXXFoCw https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fPXkUXXFoCw indeed they are agile
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- lemming 8y agoit's so amazing how level they can keep their heads while the rest of their bodies contort so quickly and graciously. That really caught my eye too, it's incredible.