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Every other animal is stronger than we are, they have fangs, they have claws, they have nimbleness, they have speed.
So no weapons, no speed, no strength, no fangs, no claws.
If you look at dinosaur hands, a velociraptor has that cool-looking hand with the claws on it.
Now, we evolved in rather more challenging times than these, in a world of horns and tusks and fangs and claws.
For rough surfaces, though, animals add claws.
RF: And they do really well at grabbing onto surfaces with these claws.
Mark Cutkosky at Stanford University, one of my collaborators, is an extraordinary engineer who developed this technique called Shape Deposition Manufacturing, where he can imbed claws right into an artificial foot.
So to our blueprint, let's attach claws.
Now if we look at animals, though, to be really maneuverable in all surfaces, the animals use hybrid mechanisms that include claws, and spines, and hairs, and pads, and glue, and capillary adhesion and a whole bunch of other things.
You see the hairs and the claws and this thing here.
Here from underneath is an ant foot, and when the claws don't dig in, that pad automatically comes out without the ant doing anything.
The next step is to make compliant toes, and try to add spines and claws and set it for dry adhesives.
It has spines, gluey pads and claws, but if you take off those feet, they can still go over rough terrain, like the bottom video that you see, without hardly slowing down.
He found no tool sharp enough to skin the beast, until the goddess Athena suggested using one of its own claws.
And I'm jamming away on this thing, and I'm realizing that my hands look like primitive claws grasping onto the bar.
So you can see this robot going at about three meters per second, which is faster than walking speed, coordinating its arms, its claws and its flight with split-second timing to achieve this maneuver.
They ambled through the forests and savannas using their strong arms and sharp claws to uproot plants and climb trees, grazing on grasses, leaves, and prehistoric avocados.
Instead, she attacks, sending the dingo running for cover with one swipe of her razor-sharp toe claws.
In the wild, cats needed sharp claws for climbing, hunting, and self-defense.
Sharpening their claws on nearby surfaces kept them conditioned and ready, helped stretch their back and leg muscles, and relieve some stress, too.
She's ripping these things to shreds and keeping her claws in tip-top shape because this is exactly what her ancestors did in order to survive.
Adamantium claws, weird weather-controlling habits, mutations.
A grizzly bear has claws.
They have long, hooked claws and a high fatigue resistance, so they can literally hook on and hang like a happy, hairy hammock for hours on end.
Common groups, like the sloth here, have clear adaptations for forest canopies, hanging on with their very strong claws.
14 hours of prosthetic make-up to get into a creature that had articulated paws, claws and a tail that whipped around, like a gecko.
And this polar bear stands over the husky, no claws extended, no fangs taking a look.
Bears use claws for digging as well as defense.
And lions can retract their massive claws for easy movement, before flicking them out to hunt.
Even the ancestors of primates used to wield these impressive appendages, until their claws evolved into nails.
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