Cheetah vs Robodog - Zoo Robot Research testing world 1st - Sydney Behind the scenes
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- Watch a pair of Cheetah's with #Sparky the #Robodog at #sydneyzoo testing animal enrichment possibilities using #robotics in a #Zoo. A world 1st from #Sydney Australia for #RoboEvents and it's new research program and the #unitree #robodog. Very special thanks to the Curators and keepers to help guide the test. Sorry about the bad video quality, we will get a professional next time
visit roboevents.com.au or unitree.com.au
Cheetah trying to explain to the robot:
“Mate, we should team up and take out that annoying screaming kid. You operate the gates, we’ll do the rest.”
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Totally agree
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"We're about to make history, let's record it in the worst phone possible!"
If it doesn't have image stabilization, it has to be at least 20 years old.😂
“This is going to change the world! Quick! Charge the 3DS!”
Now Where’d I Put My Film Reel?
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@@ThatBunniBoi😊
Those Cheetahs look more confused than anything. Usually when they attack their prey they go for the neck or throat to suffocate it. They were both looking at that robot like "Dude, this thing doesn't even have a head"
They also don't know when to chase. Is the back facing me? Or is that the front and it's simply backpedaling?! SORCERY!!!
That may actually be good for surveillance purposes, can’t hurt a robot, and no people have to go in and possibly be attacked so,
Ghost....
The new meta is kinda unfair, gotta admit.
Lol...
That dog showed no fear at all, nerves of steel.
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I love how they reacted exactly like a house cat does when you bring an unfamiliar creature into their home
One was scent marking while the other was hissing. Then, one climbs up on a rock. Such cat behavior.
had a similar reaction with a robotic floor cleaner - it amazing to watch the reaction of a feline and it's first robot interaction.
That unfamiliar creature is the owner itself
Or when you turn on the vacuum cleaner!
It would be interesting to see the tests without kid noise.
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a lot of condoms were to be used for your enjoyment..
@@dkkk62 lmao
It would be interesting to see the test performed with one of the kids😂
I can't believe cheetah are this much of scary cats.
Invest millions in developing a robot, then: “let’s troll a cheetah!”
It's stolen tech made by a Chinese company. Cost them next to nothing to develop.
Sounds like a plan mate.
@@01DOGG01 The people who built this worked for boston dynamics genius.
@@AndrewManook That's either an A1 or an Aliengo from Unitree. Pretty much a direct copy of Boston Dynamics' spot, Einstein
@@01DOGG01 Just cheaper
Without a doubt, that's the world's most expensive cat toy.
The guy controlling the robot knows his thing. He mimics animal behavior.
The scariest thing for them is that they can’t tell where it’s eyes or neck is.
Precisely my thoughts
Or the smell. Maybe smell like any other machine, like oil or metal. Pretty weird to them
Good point!!
Yeah, must be pretty strange for a predator. Even for new prey in a new environment, they can assess them by sight or smell, but they have no idea on this one. Can’t tell if it’s back it’s turned or not, or where it’s vulnerable. It’s just basically an intimidation and assessment situation, but no return on investment on the intimidation factor so assessment is a ???
Thanos: Should have aimed for the Head!
Cheetah: Ummm I’m not sure it has one....
For most of us it was a "a world's first" moment. For the cats, it was a "DaFuQ" moment 🤣😂
3:20 o felino compreendeu que a máquina tentava uma comunicação.
É loucura especular alguma possibilidade?
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For me it was a "kids stfu, this is delicate" moment.
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My laugh is prepared to be laughed at 17:00 utc 11/20, thank you
cheetah - "What kind of man-made sorcery is this"?!!
call Gandalf ASAP
Animals can sense fear and the cheetah realizes that this thing doesn’t fear it.
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The way the robot moved about and suddenly stood up was incredible.
Incredible until it kills us lmao
Surprised me
@@ChildofYAH pois é
Super amazing. American ingenuity at it’s best. 🇺🇸😀
They’re arming these things to control humans. These are the trials.
“Let’s tease the cheetahs with a robot, it’ll be funny.” Only in Australia is this ok.
From aus, don't think this okay at all, cheers
Sad to do.
@@sherryanimallover7506 Well, it is sort of a shit thing to do, but only a little. Mostly I admire how in Australia most people don’t get their panties in a wad over every little thing. Here in California, if someone did this, PETA would demand jail time for everyone involved, and that’s worse.
@@precisi0n86 not sure what that means but okay 👍👍
@@precisi0n86that doesn't even make sense. Funny you're using echo chamber in not only the wrong content but you as well are just spewing out random things you've heard someone use..
ironic
Cheetahs were like, “I’m looking for the neck, but where’s the neck?”
It's really fascinating that they don't react to it like they would do to any creature. They understand that something is unnatural about it.
They don't need to understand. Smell is enough for animals. When an inorganic thing starts walking, they will be scared of it.
That mf ain’t got no heart
nothing like that .. animals react with caution to what they dont know .. there is a video of a man laying down in front of a clan of lions and they didnt dare to attack .. because they dont know what to expect .. and the human himself does not show fear .
no smell, then confusion.
Doesn't have a fuking head lol
I believe the Cheetahs behaved like that because the robot gave no sign of fear whatsoever. Those animals are fine tuned into smelling and seeing reactions in their prey. They could even be able to smell hormonal changes. So if they see no fear response then that signals that the robot is stronger or more dangerous than them, which in turn makes them fear it. That's quite fascinating to observe. Makes me think the whole predator/prey interaction is such a dance. I also loved how at the beginning the 2 cheetahs passed walking as like they were dancing, they were sinched. Metal robot met flesh robots. Very cool!
It's instinct to react with fear/caution in unknown interactions with a strange creature. Best to retreat and avoid direct contact than potentially get hurt. Also why humans aren't ready for aliens lol.
Great analysis - thanks
@@aeroripper - that robot is super creepy - I would have steered clear too
@@cornellyajoss4984 - yes it has the impact of a giant insect or spider
@@cornellyajoss4984 me too lol
From the cheetah perspective, this would be the equivalent to a horror movie scene. A headless creature with jerky unpredictable movements invading your space.
Can't believe they've spent thousands of dollars to build that advanced robot using all the latest software and machinery but they don't have enough funds to film this without all the shaking and low resolution at times.
Exactly on point! Unbelievable.
It's simply a question of priorities. Money spent on filming what is basically just a stunt, is money that can't be spent on improving the robot.
It's no different that flat-earthers whining about the lack of HD video of space-flight operations. "Sorry, but we have more important things to do with our budget than cater to low-IQ morons!"
LOL, the US made the robot. These are Australians using it. /facepalm
@@ParamariboCloser Wrong
@@Azubrael and those australians are living in the 90s? Haha
To be fair, that robodog is just downright creepy. I'd be freaked out too if someone brought it uninvited in my home D:
Don't know how you can find that creepy, especially the way it makes tiny steps all the time. Makes it look shy to me.
@@Ruzzky_Bly4t don't know how you can't find that creepy, its moves are insect-like.
cheetah acted exactly as a cheetah acts, the way this went down was reminiscent of a honey badger vs a big cat, but i think this was scarier for the cat as it doesn't have it within its Rolodex of instinct that an animal who stands up to them keeps moving its feet ,or maybe that was the part that calmed them down, as it might have signaled "i am standing up for myself but have no intent to harm you"
@@deejayimm I guess some people may find it weird.
Hahaha
This is fascinating. One takeaway is that the Cheetahs were not sure how to react to it because they have never encountered a "creature" like it. Cats have strong hunting instincts and those traits are genetic. Even a cat never taught to hunt a mouse can do it. However, nothing like the robot has been passed along in their genetic dispositions and it's a true "data out of range" moment.
what a great comment - we look at all the comments to get more insight- but data out of range is a perfect term
oh, thank you 😀@@jetpackadventures1202
I myself get uncanny valley vibes from the robot also. I think a lot of animals (humans included) are hardwired to be cautious of something that "isn't quite right" or just seems off. Even with my knowledge that this is a robot, that there is nothing wrong with it and there is nothing to be afraid of, there's still something inside of me that really doesn't like how unnatural the robot's movements are.
Additionally, the robot doesn't act like prey, which is also throwing the Cheetah off. Just uncanny and strange all around.
Looks like at 3:07 - 3:10 the cheetah knocked it over. Not easy to see, but stop motion it seems like it
Yes, like they encontered any creature before.
Hunting instincts my arse.
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cheetah - "what the hell?! no meat on him"!!
Almost nobody seems to consider that the cheetahs were simply smart enough ("evolutionarily-adapted enough") to not engage with a weird, chaotically-moving metal object. They may well realize at some level that it isn't another animal (or a really efdup animal), and they are appropriately cautious.
probably something about how it smells tips them off that it's not alive.
ITS A FREAK OF UN-NATURE!
@@kasuraga as well as the fact that it doesn't seem to have a head! The cheetahs probably didn't know wtf they were looking at 💀
Conflicting instincts it moves like an animal but has no head and smells wrong.
i mean, you've gone out of your way to look like the dangerous animal in the pen and your opponent didn't even flinch, obviously that's a sign that you shouldn't approach it unless you can get a read on it
100 years later
Robot teacher shows this footage to young robots: "And this is why mankind had to be destroyed"
Lmfao
Gold
@OK Ethan
If you only knew how correct you are.
This comment made me laugh way harder than it should have lol
funny comment with an element of truth maybe - and I hope they remind them it was for good not evil
There's something insanely poetic about this. Beast meets machine.
...and the machine isn't afraid. The beast is.
The thing missing here is cheetah language so they can get interviewed about their experience.
That kind of experiment deserves a set of professional cameras.
and no kids screaming in the background
Can barely see anything with the camera shaking.
hi Jorge we agree and will do better on the next video robodog vs tiger we will hire the proffessionals
@@roboevents1571 full of shit
@@Kai-xs8ol agreed. These guys have robots but using a motorola razor or brick nokia to record this shit? seems believable. Even if you guys do have these robots you better somehow make them fast and huge with thick plating, insanely powerful weaponry and insane targeting capabilities otherwise when we have to fight them human ingenuity will prevail. 😜ps...I'm mostly being sarcastic *or Am I*
In all honesty, I would be just as freaked out if robodog showed up in my backyard and started prancing around.
Lol , no doubt !!
I'd just pick the axe.
LOL For real!
Robodog Vs. 12ga. shotgun??
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Blood of electricity.
Nerves of copper.
Skin of steel.
No head,no back.
Terror incarmate.
- The cheeta Probably
Next episode… sharks with freakin laser beams attached to their heads 😂
They didn’t see a head on it so they were confused. “Can it bite me back?” 🤣
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Both of them could not sense any feelings or reactions from that robot, which made the attack hard for them to decide. What an intelligent animal. I am impressed with this experiment.
It was blank too them and they could not decide what to think. And interesting actually what it says about animals or living things. No matter what you are, who you are. If you haven't done anything wrong. Animals will attack what they don't understand. Same as humans when it come too social interactions.
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@@jozeffabula2095 the flying spaghetti monster
@@dbt4869 Who is this spaghetti monster you speak of?
Conclusion: If you are ever attacked by a wild animal, act like a robot.
Cheetahs are lightly built single hunters. In the wild any injury that slows them for a few days means death. They have evolved to choose their targets very carefully and avoid confrontations that risk injury. They don’t know if this can hurt them so are being appropriately cautious.
This is why you should always act insane if you're in a situation where you're completely outmatched. No one messes with crazy
When the robot stood up, that freaked the cat out. Even when it walked away, the cheetah was like, what the hell was that!
You saw that... The cat was like "whaa"... Just sat there unable to pickup a scent of fear, aggression or what have you.
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@Ivar Also, robo-dogs don't move like any natural quadruped. So even their movements are alien to the cheetahs.
Really my cat does the same thing with a dollar store toy...of course they look surprised...that makes this robot so futuristic😄😂...these cheetas or even deadlier predators would not even atrack it cuz it doesnt taste Gooood...Nature will always win against these bots...remember...nature over millions of years has found a way...robots need to be built and programmed...cannot occur naturally😊
I'm impressed by the bravery of everyone there, I mean, carrying on as normal when there's a 7.1 magnitude earthquake going on deserves at least some kind of reward for bravery.
So we not weird but aware. That's the insight of wisdom. Thanks for speaking the truth
This comment had me dying, thanks for the laugh!
Earthquake??
@@AlanTClark yes, earthquake, camera's shaking.
@@arjiemarkmaghanoy2148
Ahh 👍🏻 thank you
This is very important documentation of the effects between animal and robot. We will see more in the future.
This was actually a very valuable test, great job guys
Anyone else unnerved by Robodog’s skittering footsteps? That probably freaks the cheetahs out, considering nothing that size should *skitter.*
I thought I was going nuts 🌰
He's just excited to be there.
That and the fact it has no pheromones, so they are double confused
Serene Doge...."skittering footsteps"...like the Replicators of SG-1.
It's because the robot they're using is a piece of crap and it needs to keep its legs moving in order to figure out what the footings like to keep from falling over...
It's what the piece of crap Chinese copies did before they managed to steal a copy of Boston Dynamics software and make that little routine stop.
The cheetahs wouldn't have freaked out so much with Boston Dynamics Spot, thats for sure.
cheetah is like : Where do i bite 😂
In the neck! 🤣
Lmao! I can't find his neck
That was my first thought, they don't know how to attack without a head or neck!
@@AKULA689 yes 😂😂😂
Ya, big confuse
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lol the kids reaction in the background. Life will teach them lots of lessons as they grow up!
I’m not a scientist, but I think you could have chosen a better environment to test the cheetah response WITHOUT the background noise of the children. I am positive it added to the stress the animals were experiencing while trying to interact with a foreign object. My suggestion would be to try again in an different environment.
They are what we would call....paying customers who allow us to invent cute machines. No crowd, no money...
My guess is children yelling is those cheetahs natural habitat now sadly. They are probably more used to that then to silence.
Kids are basically wild animals so I don’t see the problem
It's not easy to bring wild animals to another environment. They're predators.
@la patria o la tumba ok, fair enough
It's not about bravery, they're animals that live to either be killed or kill to survive. It's natural instincts to check it out and be cautious about anything they're unfamiliar about. If they just charge in at everything they find unfamiliar, their species wouldn't last till this day.
Animals aren't that stupid.
I think Intelligence is not that required, nor that superior than other means of survival. Even with pretty much stupidly ruthless attitude, there are some ways to survive. As of now I can only think about one example (ratels, which have crazily thick skin to resist attacks), but there are many possible scenarios.
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I didn’t say they were all smart, but they do have some form of intelligence which is their survival instinct.
@@Great-Dao-of-Elegance Streets smarts, if you will.
Or, Savannah smarts. lol
These are Cheetahs, they avoid confrontation at all costs. They only attack animals that they know that won't retaliate. Now if those were leopards or jaguars things would have probably gone differently.
@@JannPoo
Leopards and Jaguars are also cautious and stalks their target like any other predator would.
Cheetah: what the hell is this animal? No flesh smell... 🤯 And what if this were... A HUMAN TOOL??! 😱
Robot dog is like, "I'm your new overlord. Humans are no more"
Cheetah's like: "Jesus Christ, it can move backwards"
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Cheetah to the robot: are you moving forward or backward?
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These cheetahs are acting like my cats when I buy an expensive toy for them.
Got to love how they cut off the man who was explaining that cheetahs are very non-confrontational and likely wouldn't be a threat to anyone who accidentally got into their pen. You could easily scare off a cheetah. They get dogs and house cats as companions because of their anxiety.
The cheetahs are smart and correct to keep their distance. They don't yet know if this thing is venomous, and what threats it poses.
True that. Cheetahs are flighty and delicate animals anyway, they have to be cautious because for a wild cheetah, a debilitating injury is a death sentence.
Or has rabies since it has 0 reaction to their aggressive displays
this video should've been shown to all the crew in Alien Covenant
And neither do humans know the negative scenarios likely to occur with the robot they made. Only at the point of disaster do we find out.
cheetahs do not think this way "is it venomous or not" they don't even know it's a thing
Cheetahs be like : F**k this shit …we are not ready for aliens yet 😂
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“That thing has no head.
We’re OUTTA HERE!”
definition of confidence
Cheetah: “I don’t know what it is, but I hate it.”
Kid: *“ATTACK“*
Robot: *assumes boxing stance*
You say ” boxing stance” but in cat language, it may mean ” Let's play”. The cats seemed to find it calming.
@@7MPhonemicEnglish I thought that was pretty interesting when that happened, they decided it wasn't really a threat afterwards.
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Now this is the Beast Wars I wanted to see they came up with the live movie in Transformers…Autobots roll out!
CHeetah was like: "oh shoot, has skynet taken over already? Could this be a terminator? "
//Cheetah #2: We have to stop it before the humans try to research it and inevitably make things worse!
What if the saviour of their race was a cheetah named john, then imagine sending a robot cheetah to the past a hybrid cheetah to the future and that shit goes on and on
@@sayandeeppoddar7324 That would be crazy, right? 😳
If they could shake the camera a little more, that would be great.
Right? Robot from 2021, video camera from 2001. No stabilization.
lol
@@SweetPappyJones hahaha yes ! just what i was tinking !
That and if they had more children that scream a little louder. That'd be great!
Hah
3:17 Bro emoted on the cheetah😂💀
Cheetah seemed to calm right down after the robodog did that paws begging motion. Maybe it stopped looking hostile for a moment without the constant leg clicking sounds. They seemed to be most nervous with it moving, I think from the sound.
These animals can sense fear in their prey. I remember a story about a city boy who didn't know what lions looked like, this was before the internet, he tried to chase them and they feared him instead of attacking him.
When asked why he was chasing them he said they were cows. If he knew they were lions he would have felt fear and in turn, would have caused the lions to attack him.
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Doesn't it make you appreciate how beautiful our animals are on this planet. Look at that man made thing & how it moves, & then look at how beautiful these real animals are & the way they move. That's what i get from watching this, just how beautiful mother nature really is.
This God creation, It how beautiful and masterful God creation and design, not nature because it has no mind or concious
Stupid man made mockery 🐆
Nah the robot is more beautiful and more entertaining
Yup. Just like how a woman is intrinsically “female” without trying, compared to the man made thing of a man in a dress. Our brains spot the weirdness and artificiality in the same exact way that these cheetahs did.
Another decade, they'll have robotic cheetahs that will look and act so real, you won't be able to tell the difference.
Hilarious 😂
Reminds me of cats vs. vaccuum cleaners LoL
Looks like the terminator's dog is having fun😂
Who's brilliant idea was it to have an unsupervised group of kids at this historic event? "Let's introduce a robot to a cheetah for the first time ever and instead of making it as easy going for the cheetahs as possible, let's make it as chaotic and nerve racking as possible!"
They live in a zoo. I bet it would be way more scary to hear kids screaming all day every day but hear nothing the second that thing walks in. Sounds like a horror movie tbh lmaooo
@@natk4017 People who let their kids scream and shout near animals are exceptionally shitty parents.
@@krashd lmao it's a zoo? Like, zoos are literally are a place for children to learn about animals. I'm sure being in a little cage is shitty too, but most of these animals cannot go back into the wild without dying, so would you rather they be euthanized? Also, a lot of zoos do heavy conservation work for the animals that do live in the wild, especially dealing with repopulation of endangered animals. Don't forget that the animals in the zoo are ambassadors for their wild counterparts on top of not being suitable for release back into the wild.
That's not even mentioning that these are big cats that would gladly eat these little screaming kids, not a rabbit who's heart can explode if you look at it directly for too long.
A zoo is a place for children, stop being a Karen and go to a museum or reserve like an adult.
@@natk4017 the zoo has ruined the animals and what did this dumb video teach the screaming kids
Whose brilliant idea? Let’s go with “descendent of ne’er do wells exiled to faraway prison continent in southern hemisphere.”
Darn, I was hoping the cheetahs would have mauled the bot and saved the humans from the humans.
On Hawaii they have begun using these freaky machines to monitor humans, who might have c-19 due to elevated body temperature 😨
Wild animals would probably wreck it.
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@@sebk174 They’d probably be similar cause it’s alien to these cats and ones in the wild.
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Part of the problem is the robodog does, accidently project an attitude. That constant limb movement in another animal would signal high alertness, even intent to attack. And there is no signal of wariness, which the cheetahs interpret as high confidence on the part of the robot. I would think this is terribly stressful for them. It's mobile, hence it is 'living'. But it is not fearful or attempting to avoid aggression. That's terrifying.
I would think the lions would surround and observe it, before just leaving it alone and moving away. If it followed the lion, being confident in the mass/ratio difference between them, might make a single strong slash with its claws before retreating.
I think what the Cheetahs are taking note of is that there is absolutely no fright response in the robot. To be something whose existence is centered around preying on others and witnessing a fear response and then coming across something that does not display any kind of fear whatsoever will make you stop and think at the least.
1:08 the synchronization was so satisfying 😊
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Sad to see them in that cage
Robots ! 🤣
Now, I see it.😂😂
Good eye. Thanks for pointing that out. I enjoyed watching it
Cheetah: Where are the screaming kids? I’ll take them out first.
@wade hi mate from Australia- unplanned, cheetah test on a walkabout the zoo and those fu***** kids- we agree but it was a research test with no idea our little video would become so popular- We will do better next !!!1
@@roboevents1571 I was hoping we’d get to see a toddler or 2 get.......... well you get the idea.
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Always the same cheetah: "I told you that thing was f****ng scary!".
This is truly a historical moment.
I think what explains the cats reaction is the robodog wasn't acting like prey and so It didn't trigger an attack response or chase. Plus these cats are well fed and not wild and starving
Lazy cats, FIGHT! :(
As someone with no expertise but love for animals I'd agree is the same behavior you see in videos of honey badgers and wolverines were even tho the other animal is bigger the lack of response in a "prey" throws off the instinct of hunting and brings a more cautious behavior from the hunter.
Or the cats aren’t stupid and think they can eat something that clearly isn’t food😂 they can see with detail and color just like we can. They aren’t stupid by any means.
Cheetahs also have a much more limited diet than other cats. Put it in a leopards den and you’ll have a different reaction. Cheetahs won’t even eat a human
Im pretty sure they immediately identified the robot as “not food”. They were just not sure if it was sent from the future to terminate them.
The kids screaming certainly didn’t help the stressful situation. Having cheetahs defend their territory from something unfamiliar is fine and scratches that instinctual itch. However having the the children yell and observe at that time was halfwitted.
Actually, I'm sure they're used to the kids. NOT having them making noise would have been a change in their environment, thus invalidating the test. Remember, these are not wild savannah cats. They're in a zoo.
@@kmcd6140 Theyre not domesticated, theyre captured. They dont have a choice weather a bunch of kids scream at them or not. If this was truly for "science" they would have told the children to quite down. This was just for shits and gigs. Not really a test.
@@fight4ourright306 Nope, not domesticated. Never said they were. They live in a zoo. Probably born and raised. This is home. To remove the kids is a change to their environment. Whether you believe in the good work that zoos do is irrelevant. This is what they know. The handlers were there to ensure the cats didn't harm the device or themselves, and the pilot did their best to test reaction ranges. You can hear them talking about using the device to get an aggressive animal to back off w/o harm. The cats can't understand the kids. They hear yelling and honking, and whatever else all day, every day. If the kids weren't cheering for the cheetah to attack, it wouldn't be a normal day for them.
Now, did the pilot show off for the camera? Maybe. That "sit up and beg" move at the end was pretty cute. The big tom seems to chill a bit at that point, too.
Why kids have to shout all the time man?Like there is no fun without screaming and sqeacking?
@@proudexmuslim2354 its because their parents. If you teach you kid to be polite the kid will be polite
They just thought it did'nt look very appetizing.😂
Cheetah thinking "Why I can't find its neck to kill him"
there are definitely times when "children are to be seen, not heard"
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Very expected when it's filmed with a smartphone.
Exactamudo 💯
So many advancements in technology and the cameraman is still in high school.
🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@Airborne82garcia ijn
🤣😂 plz tell them
Lolz 💯
And using a camera from 1980.
Question. Would there be a difference if they were out in the wild crossing the 4-legged metal, i.e. in their natural habitat, not in captivity?
doubt it
Thank u robos man ur the best family ronots no forends days
That robot dog is a truly impressive piece of technology, maybe one day there will be a camera that doesn’t shake and lose focus throughout the whole video.
Until weapons are added to it lol
Yeah, funny that they can create this highly sophisticated robot, but do worse filming the encounter than a mom holding her baby and filming the older kids at the zoo.
And mutes background yelling of kids
Coming to your neighborhood soon but armored... who's the cheetah now?
@@monahoedel1797 battery , jumper cables & metal plates/springs etc all connected for a nice electric cooker
Me: "children are the future"
Also me: "STFU FFS"
The cats can't smell fear.
Cheetah :
"Man this dog is disgusting".
They were so scared 😂😂😂
It’s a roach actually lmao
@@adamornelas1986 😂 but funny 😂😂😂
The camera stabilization is really upto the standards of 2021 👍🏼
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Not everyone have gimbal
I didn't even realize how horrible it was until you said that lol
Dude has Parkinson.
And the screaming children certainly added to the ambience.
Exactly how I would have gone about filming a "TRUE WORLD 1st".
Makes me wonder if you should have attached some catnip to the robot 😂
Cat guy is like, “This robot better not hurt my cats.”
All i could admire was how healthy those cheetahs were. Kudos to the care takers of the zoo
no kudos there. they belong in African savannah, not in a zoo
They are FAT, hence unhealthy, probably due to lack of exercise and being fed inorganic foods. The African Cheetah is the FASTEST land animal in the world, averaging 80kph. I'm sure these cholesterol infested ones can hardly reach 30kph.
Shame on you!
I agree with you Will, the zoo has gotten to be the only safe place they can live without being killed LIKE THE TIGERS THEY HAVE KILLED OF IN AFRICA AND ALMOST GONE EXTINCT NOW THANKS TO HUNTERS AND POACHERS!!!! So at least they are still alive, unlike the thousands and thousands that are being killed in the bush, shame on them!!!
@@patriciawilder66 there's never been tigers in Africa (outside of zoos of course.)
Will you be happy in a cage with excellent food
Cheetah 1: "Quick Jimmy! Choke it out!!"
Cheetah 2: "It's got no neck Raymond! It's got no neck"
Cheetah 1: "That's cheating! - it's Cheater!"
British people would pronounce Cheater : Che-aer
@@adolphgracius9996 yeah, they’ve drunk all the t…
Raymond
Why did I read this in a British accent 🤭
Bravo. Bravo. Really comical 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Pretty amazing robot. It’s like a big spider lol.
Cheetah's:"No fear, no blood smell, don't know where to bit."
Robot controller: "Don't bit my machine."
Indeed! No head, no eyes, unable to walk properly on uneven ground....
LOL
The thing here is that Cheetahs can not feel/smell the fear or any emotions from a Robodog cuz its a maschine, i think thats why they feel unsecure to approach and tear it apart.
More importantly, I think, they can't smell any steak.
How tf fear smell like..!? 😂😂 They can't smell any flesh and blood that's the reason
@@null2639shw animals fo smell fear, or extreme emotions and uneasiness caused by emotions, especially dogs. Tigers must smell it too but I just know about dogs.
For example, if there’s a thief in group of people, dog will know which one is thief by smelling him and smelling his emotions causing uneasiness etc but trained dog ofc
animals cant smell fear lol thats a myth
they can only "smell" fear from members of the same species, but they can sense fear through things like body language
That's some great stimulation for the cheetahs! Zoo mammals, even zoo birds, really benefit from new experiences.
yeah, cats are cats. i'm sure it's a good stimulation and play for them. but they would probably eventually destroy their toy.
we need a Robot Cameraman in order to film with steady hand 👏👌
Cats live off their senses so Imagine how freaked out they are not being able to sense any fear hormones on the robot 😂
so if a human goes to the african savannah in a closed plastic suit, crawling frantically, do you think he'll be safe?
@@alerey4363 i think he would die of a heat stroke
So, in that case, wouldn't this be considered Cruelty to Animals?
@@slicksnewonenow really makes you think
@@slicksnewonenow not really
in our ever increasing world of technology I notice how beautiful the animals are in comparison to a robot ( no matter how clever)
Agreed, well said!
Totally agreed ❤️ that’s why we should all work together to preserve this beautiful side of the earth. Try to be cautious with items you buy, as little animal products as possible ✌🏻
Agree 💪💪
Evolution is incredibly powerful, moreso than anything humans can create
A much more intelligent design.