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Cat-like reflexes and horrendous fuel mileage. Though if you're driving a Jaguar, you can probably afford to account for half the world's carbon emissions.Good music, funny chicken body magic, and it makes you wonder what the hell they're advertising. Plus anything is better than another Mercury Insurance ad.It is a rule that all car commercials fit into one of two categories. The first is very simple. It features a car driving and some guy talking about the car. The second is mildly infuriating. The majority of the commercial is something interesting but not even remotely related to any product the viewer could possibly imagine. Then the last 5 seconds are about a car.It's still pretty impressive but you definitely can't look at this and think it's harder than sitting on the front of the thing.

We do a similar thing with our eyes. You can look at something while you're moving your body/head in circles and your eyes will still focus on what you are looking at. Since chickens can't move their eyes, they instead instinctively control their entire head. This chicken is looking at something right now and steadying its head the same way we do with our eyes to continue focusing on an object.As a snowboarder I can guarantee this is easier than it looks. Our brain knows our personal center of gravity and all it takes is a little leg strength to keep us stabilized.

When chickens and pigeons walk around, they give the perception of bobbing their heads, but that's actually not what they do. Instead, they propel their head forward and their body follows. This is because they don't use something called the vestibulo-ocular reflex (when you spin your body one direction, your eyes rotate at the same speed in the opposite direction to reduce visual disparity). Since chickens and pigeons don't have this reflex, they move their bodies in this unique way! So that their necks aren't messing up their eyesight all over the place.If legs are so good as suspension then why don't we use them in our cars?

It looks like his shirt is a company that provides the ride, so is probably his job to set them up in bars that hire them. He will have had lots of time on the machine.It has no side to side movement at all. Still not easy, but a lot easier than if it were on a harder setting.Is it possible to stabilize it in a way where the bull is motionless and the Kyle looks like a wacky inflatable tube arm man?I have to admit I know nothing about gif stabilizing. But that would be awesome.Yeah, that's just gonna make it look like the bull is on a ship in rough seas.I would think standing on one of these that isn't spinning would be easier than sitting on it and trying to hold on with one hand. Legs do a pretty good job of acting as suspension.