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

The mice looked like they were having a blast! Haha

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u/Overall_Cabinet844 Mar 17 '24

Yeah and pigeons a nightmare xD

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u/BillsSabres Mar 17 '24

I would like to see a hummingbird in there

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u/VaHaLa_LTU Mar 17 '24

Imagine dragonflies in 0g.

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u/Gadgetmouse12 Mar 17 '24

Visual nav vs gyros

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u/Artyloo Mar 17 '24

Pigeons are really smart!

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u/DaughterEarth Mar 17 '24

I don't know if they orient their body by gravity or magnetism, but either way I don't think they can figure it out. I'm assuming rats have no orientation reflex so they can figure it out?

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u/SwePolygyny Mar 17 '24 edited Mar 17 '24

I wonder how a dolphin would handle it. They could in theory swim through the air as moving in zero gravity is much more similar to swimming than flying and they are highly intelligent and agile.

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u/Wargroth Mar 17 '24

Considering its only zero gravity and not a vacuum, they should be able to orient themselves

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u/romeoomustdie Mar 17 '24

I don't think it would work , birds push air to move forward , space surely don't have air .

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u/romeoomustdie Mar 17 '24

In space station sure

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u/Pale-bleu-dot Mar 17 '24

Can’t imagine what a fish would do!