Why didn't any animal evolve to have an organic hydraulic muscular system?
Regular meaty muscles are terribly inefficient.
Why didn't any animal evolve to have an organic hydraulic muscular system?
Dylan Cox
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Samuel Sanchez
gotta pump the hydraulic fluid for the hydraulic muscle system with some bad ass hydraulic muscles yeah boi
Jaxon Morris
>Why didn't any animal evolve to have an organic hydraulic muscular system?
Can you figure out how to grow a highly fault tolerant and substantially redundant version of this system? Hell, can you even engineer one?
Adrian Young
Spiders have hydrualic legs
OP BTFO
Isaiah Ward
>Regular meaty muscles are terribly inefficient.
Please, tell me what the actual "efficiency" of a muscle is.
Kayden Hall
you mean like the Snaiad animals?
Alexander Hughes
Why hasn't science developed terribly efficient microscopic linear actuators?
Justin Peterson
Spiders are also light enough to land from jumping 50x their height without becoming a stain on the ground.
Oliver Reyes
Larger spiders are very fragile.
If you have tarantulas, you have to be careful because a 6 inch drop can injure them.
Justin Gray
turns out organisms deal with what is most practical for their size and environment than what is most efficient. if humans needed to reach high places, we would sooner evolve taller than evolve hydraulic limbs
Adam Brown
Hydraulics aren't that efficient.
Gavin Lee
how bad are they
Cooper Martinez
I learned this as a small child, poor OP has probably never even seen a real spider, let alone a dead one. City life Shity life
Nolan Carter
There are spiders in the city man.
Angel Gomez
tfw still cant fathom how these things can create such fast contractions
evolution a cool
Mason Cooper
Spiders dude
Matthew Morris
FUCKING SPIDERS, HOW DO THEY WORK
Isaac Myers
Because it doesn't actually solve any problems, you still gotta pump the fluid with muscles.
Oliver Collins
ATP Synthase
William Ross
>an engineer that thinks he is smarter than nature, again
Life has created chemical machines of stupendous complexity for literally billions of years. Your limited engineer mind can't even begin to comprehend the variety of conditions in which these machines operate. Think before you speak, and before you assume any "rational" human gimmick is in any way better than the awesome works of nature.
Caleb Carter
this
literally anything that exists in engineering nature has already done before and better in some way