James Baxter on Prey vs. Predator

From our “Pearls of Wisdom” series, here goes another segment. This time one by the always inspiring, James Baxter! Did you enjoy it? Then, what are you waiting for? Go check out the rest!
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[@nostop4524]

And that's why you were chosen to do Spirit, you understand prey and predator

[@TheEpicJimmy]

Blessed with some more Baxter wisdom, thankyou!:)

[@filippomacchi1493]

Is there a way to wath this full lecture? I would pay to see it.

[@doodleboi7034]

At this rate, I won't need Animation school

[@renatashp]

don't generalize

[@someonesomething5336]

It's so unfortunate about dogs limited flexibility, because some dogs I observe Want to be able to use their front paws like humans and cats but they cant. If they go too fast with reaching out they accidentally punch with claws. If they are a little wiser, they make up for it by trying to go slower, controlled. It's still a bit awkward.
It really stands out to me as a marker of intelligence cause they are trying to communicate in a way that is unnatural for them. For humans hands are so important. Wolves don't reach out with a paw like that. Humans hold hands. Touch with hands. Some dogs notice this and they use a lot more paw-interaction despite the limitation. It's very fascinating.

[@troucy]

what's more bazaar is that Australian Dingos actually kept a mobile wrist, they can pull in like cats do and have the ability to open doors. I've never studied the way a tamed dingo interacts with a keeper but I think for your line of interest it may be worth looking into ^^

[@velyy0]

Heyyo

[@twelvefifty6187]

Hi does anyone know how to move separate body parts in a cartoon while keeping the rest of the body still

[@ourochroma]

Hanna Barbera knows. Check it out.
unless you were referring to something else and I got it wrong completely

[@twelvefifty6187]

@@ourochroma thank you I love you so much