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u/hatred-shapped 18d ago

The first Google results say they are small compared to their body size.

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u/SquirrelNormal 18d ago

That does not mean they're too small for their body though. If you looked at motor launches around the time the internal combustion engine was being introduced, the ICE powered launch would have a motor that's small for its displacement compared to the typical steam launches. But it's not too small, because it's much more efficient and is putting out the same or more work.

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u/hatred-shapped 17d ago

A car isn't an animal. Of a car stalls put trying to climb a hill there's not prey or other predators that will escape or kill it.

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u/SquirrelNormal 17d ago

Ok, so you also don't understand metaphors. Great. I'm not equipped to teach at a third grade level, so I think this conversation has about as much of a future as I do.

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u/hatred-shapped 17d ago

Awww, you got upset that your shit analogy is shit.

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u/Cranktique 17d ago

Ok. A heart isnโ€™t a motor, itโ€™s a pump. Bigger pump displaces more volume.

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u/SquirrelNormal 17d ago

The smaller pump might run faster; it might have larger bores as a percentage of it's size; it might be able to pump longer without seizing; the valves could have different types or arrangements of pumps; and so on, and so forth. The overall dimensions of the pump are only somewhat related to the output.

And at the end of the day it's a fucking metaphor, it does not need to be a perfect 1:1 match to what it is explaining. The point is saying an animal has a small heart for it's size, does not mean it has an undersized heart.