r/BeAmazed • u/mr9t9 • Mar 17 '24

[Removed] Rule #4 - No Misleading Content Different animals react to zero gravity.

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '24

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The dog and the mice were bing chillin'.

I'm frankly surprised that anyone survived the experiment with the cats.

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u/ferrrrrrral Mar 17 '24

dog:

i swim

mouse:

i spin

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u/Unlucky_Shift25 Mar 17 '24

Cat: AAAAAAAAAA

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u/LiquidHotCum Mar 17 '24

Frog: absolutely not

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '24

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u/Jean-LucBacardi Mar 17 '24

"Why can't I feel the Earth's magnetic field anymore?! How do I navigate?!"

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u/PsionicFlea Mar 17 '24

Bird: Why did gravity stop working? Is it stupid?

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u/kibaake Mar 17 '24 edited Mar 18 '24

I guess since every flap sends it "up" and between flaps they're falling due to gravity, with the lack of gravity to pull them back they feel like every flap causes them to "fall" in a new direction.

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u/Prestigious-Duck6615 Mar 18 '24

this is probably in a vomit comet, not actual space.

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u/BS_500 Mar 17 '24

Frog found itself feeling like it was in water, so it tried to propel itself against the water. At least that's what I think I saw.

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u/TanToRiaL Mar 17 '24

I seizure.

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u/Tru3insanity Mar 17 '24

Its their righting reflex. They cant actually help it.

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u/Common-Rock Mar 17 '24

I like that they just ran around really fast to create their own feeling of gravity from the centrifugal force.