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a comparison of a monoped and a biped getting up when they fall.
aknowledgements:
this is the monopod in question: [link]
I used front view to illustrate this because it permitted all legs being visible in both cases.
I propose the most likely position the monoped could be found in after a fall is on its side.
in the biped sequence, i propose this is what it would look like when t-rex was getting up. (minimal forelegs)
In step four of the biped sequence, the hip joint is a ball joint so you see the leg from the side rather than front.
the same is true for step two of the second monoped sequence, but there i argue the joints are being subjected to too much strain or even dislocated.
aknowledgements:
this is the monopod in question: [link]
I used front view to illustrate this because it permitted all legs being visible in both cases.
I propose the most likely position the monoped could be found in after a fall is on its side.
in the biped sequence, i propose this is what it would look like when t-rex was getting up. (minimal forelegs)
In step four of the biped sequence, the hip joint is a ball joint so you see the leg from the side rather than front.
the same is true for step two of the second monoped sequence, but there i argue the joints are being subjected to too much strain or even dislocated.
Image size
2338x1645px 1.76 MB
Make
HP
Model
HP Scanjet djf300
Date Taken
Jan 6, 2013, 5:31:13 PM
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Very true. If you're going to have a monopedal creature, a good idea is to give it a long, heavy tail to throw to give it an extra push up.