If anyone would like to see a very short video of a dog using their tail as a rotor blade, this is your lucky day.
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Ggh ggh gggh ggghh
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If anyone would like to see a very short video of a dog using their tail as a rotor blade, this is your lucky day.
@Natasha_Jay
It makes me feel just a wee bit less safe seeing a guard dog behind a fence…
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If anyone would like to see a very short video of a dog using their tail as a rotor blade, this is your lucky day.
@Natasha_Jay news article from India Today on 2020-04-14 says this was originally posted on twitter 2020-04-13 by an Indian Forest Service officer, here: https://xcancel.com/susantananda3/status/1249883733424893952
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If anyone would like to see a very short video of a dog using their tail as a rotor blade, this is your lucky day.
Haha!
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If anyone would like to see a very short video of a dog using their tail as a rotor blade, this is your lucky day.
@Natasha_Jay You all know Hovercat! Now meet Helidog!
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If anyone would like to see a very short video of a dog using their tail as a rotor blade, this is your lucky day.
@Natasha_Jay@tech.lgbt Miles Prower !
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If anyone would like to see a very short video of a dog using their tail as a rotor blade, this is your lucky day.
@Natasha_Jay I needed to see THAT! Thanks for sharing..
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If anyone would like to see a very short video of a dog using their tail as a rotor blade, this is your lucky day.
@Natasha_Jay More like a spacecraft reaction wheel.
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If anyone would like to see a very short video of a dog using their tail as a rotor blade, this is your lucky day.
@Natasha_Jay dogcopter
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@miguelpergamon @Natasha_Jay Muttley is the first dog I thought of, seeing that clip
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@Natasha_Jay Is it me? I just get a still image, no video.
@pthane @Natasha_Jay have you 'clicked" it?
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If anyone would like to see a very short video of a dog using their tail as a rotor blade, this is your lucky day.
@Natasha_Jay this is genuinely the first video i have seen on mastodon and i am satisfied
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If anyone would like to see a very short video of a dog using their tail as a rotor blade, this is your lucky day.
Wow that leap was worthy of a Salmon.
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If anyone would like to see a very short video of a dog using their tail as a rotor blade, this is your lucky day.
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@jmax @Natasha_Jay I was guessing he's using it to correct his roll. Not to overlook that the jump itself is astonishing. Quite awesome.
@obot50549535 @jmax @Natasha_Jay Exactly right. They (and many cats) also use their tails to maintain stability when turning aggressively. It’s particularly visible in videos of cheetahs chasing prey.
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If anyone would like to see a very short video of a dog using their tail as a rotor blade, this is your lucky day.
@Natasha_Jay@tech.lgbt
"Those Magnificent Dogs With Their Flying Tails ..."
Possible "Hang Aboot, Look Oot, For Superdog..."
I needed that very much, thank you.
I thought friday was an outlier; now suspecting it's mass insomnia due to the weather and the world. -
If anyone would like to see a very short video of a dog using their tail as a rotor blade, this is your lucky day.
@Natasha_Jay Always interested to see what our labs come up with.
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If anyone would like to see a very short video of a dog using their tail as a rotor blade, this is your lucky day.
Monster verticality!
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If anyone would like to see a very short video of a dog using their tail as a rotor blade, this is your lucky day.
@Natasha_Jay well what AI can do.
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If anyone would like to see a very short video of a dog using their tail as a rotor blade, this is your lucky day.
I just watched this video about propeller-like body-part physics, and I suspect it is the same thing going on here. Wild.
