Lions and a Robot Dog at the Zoo- Plaything or Lunch???

[@paulietv2162]

You put it in the cage with the cheetahs but that robot looks far too expensive to put in the cage with those lions

[@roboevents1571]

hi Paulie yes the robot is about 15,000 usd but the cheetah keepers said 50/ 50% chance that it lives and for our test that was worth the chance it may get eaten- but like the terminator arnold swagnegger - we can rebuild it haaaa

[@paulietv2162]

@@roboevents1571 Hehe, glad the cheetahs didn't destroy it. Did the odds drop to 99/1% with the lions.

[@caturlifelive]

@@roboevents1571 im dont know about robot like this, can i ask a question?

[@andanssas]

@@roboevents1571 make it so it doesn't get bitten... Add some repelling smell to it (citrus fruits?). Btw, once their curiosity is satisfied and it's no longer novelty, it won't be effective as a distraction, so use the first contact opportunity well: have it do something meaningful.

[@ciaranbyrne62]

Pop a bear spray nozzle on it. The first time it goes in then they'll remember that forever. Then it could be used to protect a keeper

[@Baldboyofjamaica]

Put this near elephant

[@cor2250]

Lol ! Elephant lol ...soon Robodog shoot with lasers ' goodbey elephant 🤩

[@corvanphoenix]

LOL! I actually think that will be great! Hopefully they'd still be able to be peaceful since it's big enough to see. They should paint it in brighter colours though so it's easier to make him out. A lot of those intricate actions are invisible while he's in shadow.

[@madloop3217]

😂👍

[@Vqsko]

LoL

[@thedoberman9458]

Poor doggy

[@timbrwolf1121]

I like the idea of using these as a distraction in the event of an injury in the enclosure. 2 of them could probably interrupt the predator-prey loop long enough for help to arrive.

[@atap777]

Yes especially a bigger model

[@Ganiscol]

Well, humans dont go in there with Lions in the first place, so... And even if, once they got a meal pinned, something like this will not distract them for long rather than make them just tear it up because it appears as competition trying to take away whats theirs.

[@Vic47]

Cheetahs were certainly scared of this bot, when it charged them, because to them it is an animal which has no fear of them or any sign of self preservation instinct (which could probably mean it is either very dangerous and self-cofident, or sinc and crazy, both of which means it's better to stay away from it to not get hurt). Add an electric shock unit, so the robot could emit light, loud, sharp noise, smell of ozone (which is similar to the lightning for animals) and could "bite", and a pair of those could totally scare away the predators from an injured person. Add a tranquilizer dart gun, and you can safely neutralize any potential threats for the person. Also, they are, probably, made of metal (or hard plasatic), which is somewhat equal to thick bone, so pawing, clawing and biting them would have little to no effect and would totally be not plesant for the teeth, and they don't smell or taste like anything edible or killable, so I assume this which will probably also make the predators think twice before attacking it.

[@BeardyBaldyBob]

You could fairly easily mount a taser or a cattle prod on one. Trust me, if you've never been hit with a cattle prod you can't appreciate just how much of a 'distraction' it can be!

[@Vic47]

@@BeardyBaldyBob I never saw a real "cattle prod" in real life, but I recall it being one of the most powerful melee weapons in one of my favourite games, Fallout 2.

[@ingregulous3141]

We are watching an incredibly advanced robotic dog through the lens of a camera without a gimbal; ironic.

[@rrpearsall]

Gimbal?

[@goullet86]

@@rrpearsall a mechanical device that stabilizes videos. They're making a joke about how Shakey the video is the ENTIRE time. Next time don't give the camera to shaley gramps lol

[@rrpearsall]

@@goullet86 thks fpr the info do they gimbals for Android phones?

[@vade4689]

@@rrpearsall ofcourse lol

[@bekennejesusdeinesundenund2427]

JESUS CHRIST will come very soon!

[@siaklalzam4872]

I want to see the robot inside the Lion cage😅

[@Lucalikesstuff]

Would probably be a good way to destroy and expensive piece of technology

[@Nightprideenclave_studio]

And they will get electrocuted

[@phorobierre2884]

@@Lucalikesstuff agreed

[@exnihilonihilfit6316]

no shit? You're just different...

[@glennkerrison6108]

​@@LucalikesstuffGOOD!!!

[@patriciawalters6778]

The cheetahs were unsure. The lions were like "Oh yeah! We want this!"

[@skyhiker9669]

Lion be like: “what d’ they taste like?”

[@Spidouz]

Yeah, Lions are opportunistic animals, they will check if it taste good… any chance to get good meat has to be tried :)

[@Nightprideenclave_studio]

If eat a robotdog well that’s the end of the line then we get electrocuted

[@JackDManheim]

"expensive"

[@danielwagman9794]

Imagine eating your cell phone....THAT'S what they taste like!

[@amstonger]

This is very interesting God I love them lions, no fear in their body.... Love to have a lions heart

[@danieldickson8591]

They aren't quite so brave when facing an elephant.

[@milesr4609]

@@danieldickson8591 some times they kill elephants...

[@amieres]

@@danieldickson8591 or 3 humans on foot: kzbin.info/www/bejne/h3XYk4Cbg9GGrsU

[@imthecaco]

@@danieldickson8591 dont think youd be brave enough to face an elephant either

[@Murican-Faith]

@@milesr4609 baby elephans? Dude, your obsession with kitty cats has destroyed your logic. You are now not of a sound opinion. I bet that big bad kitty can kill God to, huh? 😆

[@Max_Power_]

The lions were super cute

[@christinehall6441]

They should be free in Africa 😢

[@thisismyusername6717]

I like how with the cheetahs they were like “we got this” and the lions was simply “fck that”

[@Quessir]

Looks more like the other way around. The cheetahs were brave enough until it turned around on them. The lions laser focused on it and never bolted or got nervous. They tried to get to it.

[@thetruetri5106]

I was a little disappointed it didn't get into the lions cage as well so we get a better comparison

[@McLeod1703]

@@thetruetri5106 it has to do with the initial attitude towards the robot. The cheetahs were wary and nervous, the lions were curious and interested. So chances were that the cheetahs were not going to get near it if it confronted them(what happened in the video) while the lions would've likely taken it as a toy

[@thetruetri5106]

Would it have hurt if it got used as toy? It is still out of metal afterall and cats tend to attack on weakpoints (Neck) instead of brute force

[@lewisedwardson7776]

@@thetruetri5106 Biting the neck is the finishing move. If they think it needs to be softened up first, or in this case can't even identify the neck, they're going to use their paws first, and they could really damage the thing.

[@bravesirmick8463]

The fourth lion at 1:44 trotted all the way down without taking his eyes off the robot and without missing a step. That's a hunter. Reckon that was the one trying to dig under the fence too.

[@unbound2424]

Jeeez

[@obiwankenobi9439]

They're all hunters 😂 just get naked, slather yourself in gravy, and go run in the enclosure.

[@KumaBean]

I noticed that too, that lion is a thinker, one to watch, lol

[@AdityaKumar-cj2ms]

his stance was also the best at 1:39

[@diogodelacruz]

"That's a hunter" genius

[@laststand5488]

They know lion definitely will destroy that robot 😂

[@roboevents1571]

not if it has a defence system

[@deanfirnatine7814]

At the wildlife park I worked at we gave the lions bowling balls to play with, they would crack them, this robot would not last 30 seconds, if you want one as an emergency distraction make it A LOT bigger.

[@GuillaumeDrolet]

how did they go about cracking them? throwing them around?

[@VeguldenZilverling]

A bowling ball is not a moving entity; a robot like this so new and unpredictable, in the lion's mind, they do not know for a fact what is the right move.

[@netguru598]

This 15000.00 toy almost cause the lion to discover how to dig its way under the fence. Should the lion do that in the middle of the night, the next morning the gate keeper will have a frightening surprise.

[@el_kommander8924]

wow just imagine them actually digging to escape. crazy.

[@czos9239]

_We're here for dancing boi. But you'll do for the moment._ *RIP, CHOMP*

[@rogerivy2919]

the fence should be at least 20 cm under the earth level

[@netguru598]

@@rogerivy2919 I would go further and say 1 foot deep, all it takes is for each lion to do a few minutes each and then ifs festival time. Animals have learning behaviour. It only takes one of them to know what it's doing and the other may follow.

[@rogerivy2919]

@@netguru598 hi Net Guru, i completely agree with u 100% lol, which is very rare on u tube! But look carefully there isn;t actually anything going below the ground level...at least thats what it look like, they simply reinforced the ground level with a level strong bar...which is kind of useful i suppose the Lions cant dig their own size...i dont think they are good diggers...im sure those experts thought about this? So we seem to be both wrong on this instance after all.

[@bethymears2648]

The Robot needs a head lol.

[@_--Reaper--_]

No the robot doesnt need head

[@el_kommander8924]

@@_--Reaper--_ it should have a head

[@BMLXXII]

A prop head. This would serve to confuse and bewilder any creature destroying the head when the robodog remains quite "alive" and active after.

[@pedecia]

Exactly.... Probably the cheetahs were scared for the headless zombie dog....

[@Xyz04]

@@el_kommander8924 no need for such robots . But some already have

[@theloniousm4337]

Cheetahs and Hyenas: I wonder what it is? Lions: I wonder what it tastes like?

[@fungames24]

The fear gene is missing from the lions.

[@jimmythepirate494]

Its missing from the robot as well.

[@PodiumTuningRacing]

@@jimmythepirate494 😂

[@FabianoRonaldo777]

Missing from honey badgers aswell.. 🤣

[@patwest1815]

Size matters.🤔

[@alwayssmacked7186]

@@Bob.Jenkins kzbin.info/www/bejne/bJ68hqevrNSXqc0 You said what?

[@putatdaun]

Hyena: “He just failed as a dog with that noisy walking sound” lol

[@GrabbaBeer]

We need more of these tested in the enclosure please

[@bekennejesusdeinesundenund2427]

Only JESUS CHRIST can save your soul from the flames of hell!

[@archikaronerock8580]

@@bekennejesusdeinesundenund2427 a fire extinguisher will do

[@mihail3362]

@@archikaronerock8580 😂

[@isailwind3471]

They can't because the Lions would attack it and probably injure themselves biting the metal.

[@isailwind3471]

@@bekennejesusdeinesundenund2427 Jesus is a fictional character slick.

[@user-vp1sc7tt4m]

I love that they were discussing using the robot as a distraction in a case a human was in the enclosure. It's fascinating to think that one day, a robotic representation of an "animal" could be used to interact with land animals. National Geographic has done something similar with a few very very simple under sea robots I believe.

[@thcollect3544]

Cheetahs: "That's the t-800!!" Lions: "That THING is not one of us. Exile!"...Lion King song starts playing. lol.

[@roboevents1571]

hi TH but did you see the lion king of this gang - sitting on the top rock, waiting until he just had to come down and take control of the robodog checkoout

[@saeed6811]

Lion: This goat 🐐 is IRONIC.

[@Feli-gp1zy]

😂😂😂

[@metsihetkebede116]

Here one can see clearly why the lion is a sign of bravery. 👌

[@fullcircle4723]

Its about turf. The robot is intruding.

[@computerjantje]

What is cowardice but the body’s wisdom of its weakness? What is bravery but the body’s wisdom of its strength. The coward and the hero march together within every man. So to call one man ‘coward’ and another ‘brave’ merely serves to indicate the possibilities of their achieving the opposite. -Master Po

[@rashmikantsahoo1728]

No no,it's only curiosity.

[@zanir2387]

That thing was the closer thing to a lovecraftian entity for the animals: that strange monster with no discernible head nor eyes, approaching them without any discernible fear or other emotions, with totally unknown intentions to big predators like them...

[@Perspective010]

You guys can't hire a good camera to capture such an amazing scene.

[@allme2547]

Why not have a camera built into the robot... is what I'm wondering.

[@ajibolataiwo6851]

@@allme2547 you only will get a view of the Lions looking curiously at the Camera. You won't get a view of both the Robodog and Lions

[@jimmythepirate494]

Easy defense mech for the robot would be electricity, if it had the same consequence as the fences they already know they would leave it alone.

[@andrewbowers_]

Not a good idea. That would be the fastest way to make it an enemy, and we know what happens to enemies, eventually.

[@simonmultiverse6349]

How about gas? Robodog could release a bad smell and the lions would go away.

[@kingstonlau6505]

Should put the robotdog inside the cage to find out the reaction of the lions.

[@Alpine0724]

It will tear into pieces...

[@michaelolaleye6273]

It's going to be a waste of money

[@Jackbyl]

@@michaelolaleye6273 Doing it for science and KZbin likes, it's worth it. haha

[@roboevents1571]

hi guys =- yes that is the next plan that the zoo is looking at- but pepper spray defense mechanism and a new tazer grid iody suit- give us suggestions o how it can defend itself

[@roboevents1571]

​@@Jackbyl hi Jack =- yes that is the next plan - but not yout tube likes research my friend OIK, KZbin is the side extra, that we just discovered, haaa the zoo is looking at the next stage- - but pepper spray defense mechanism and a new tazer grid body suit- developed and ready to test give us suggestions of how it can defend itself

[@kennethanderson8985]

That's why lions are kings of the jungle. They fear nothing. Except man with a gun 😂😂😂😂

[@True_Blood_89]

I think the hyenas would tear that robot up just as much as the lions would. Both are pack animals with little to fear in the wild. Probably best to add an electrical system to shock the animal as a defense mechanism.

[@TheWord-LaPalabra]

Lol they would know not to mess when them next time they encounter a indigenous wild robotic dog

[@rh1507]

Sure perhaps the robo dog could start playing some Nine Inch Nails or Metallica.

[@True_Blood_89]

@@rh1507 These are apex predators we're talking about, playing jams like Metallica will just be pre-workout for them...robot dog needs to play some of that island boy as a deterrent

[@davidviner5783]

Both species have plenty to fear in the wild. Hyenas fear lions, and lions fear other lions.

[@roboevents1571]

hi Josh - you have a crystal ball because that's exactly what the Lion keepers sid to us Hyenas will rip an aluminium can apart if thrown into their enclose - but wait-- the next video is planned with the Robodog having a pepper spray defence system and a TASER style metal body grid - to deter the bites and ripping apart - testing in the workshop is nearly -complete - just awaiting Police permits, because Tasers and Pepper spray need permits - Even for a Robot - haaaaa

[@paulaharrisbaca4851]

Lions act just like housecats would when they see an unfamiliar moving object, especially if it's unusual in the way it moves. I've had cats that would leap straight up and back hissing, and I've had cats that would just lay down and maybe even look bored. Those cats would take their cues from the humans in the room. I had a Maine Coon Cat who was Mr Cool. I never saw him get phased about anything, even when my significant other would get in his face and pretend he was going to stomp him. He'd just twitch the end of his tail.

[@Mr.Suicidal]

" I never saw him get phased about anything, even when my significant other would get in his face and pretend he was going to stomp him" 👁👁 💀

[@allcaps3584]

Make one the size of Lions or slightly bigger. That interaction would be fun to watch. Also I always wanted to see the reaction of Lions to a big robotic T-Rex. Would the rules of dominance be reestablished?

[@ASR-Ansori]

Not really considering lions weren't around when T. rexes dominated their territories :p

[@MrSupernova111]

@@ASR-Ansori lol

[@sanjay59741]

A robotic t-rex with agility like this at even half the size of a t-rex would cost a bomb.

[@StArShIpEnTeRpRiSe]

@@sanjay59741 A robotic raptor with this kind of agility would be a jurassic terminator nightmare material.

[@alexanderchalin6870]

No queres nada también Ql

[@uzomaadekweh8559]

They know what it is. They are just showing the same curiosity as humans. 🦁

[@chriswatson7965]

"just a curiosity thing or potential food?" Lol. There's no difference to an adult lion.

[@tushar8338]

Lion be like, i want this as tooth picks ❤😂

[@joshua_dlima]

Lions be like: i fear no man.. but that one thing... "robodog" it freaks me out

[@MBM1260]

Zero fear. The lions made cheetahs look like chumps!

[@Yfzmarine]

I have a little robot rat thing that moves around, my dog won't pay any attention to it just sitting there but freaks out and attacks it when it's moving. Quite hilarious to watch

[@McMillanScottish]

“That thing don’t smell right.”

[@Enigma_x15]

Lion's - oh comon man we aren't ready for this kind of Aliens

[@bluefootwalking]

Robot: Begs, rolls over and does pushups Lions: ...is this thing mocking us?

[@laura53ize]

Gorgeous lions !

[@craigschaffert]

A human being teased with robot cheesecake that looks delicious

[@guarddog318]

I think you're gonna need a much bigger robot, if you plan on using it to protect a keeper from the lions. ...or a whole lot more of 'em.

[@kewlztertc5386]

Typical human instinct is to turn everything into a weapon. When a distraction would be all that's needed.

[@stever285]

Mount a squirt gun loaded with skunk juice.

[@guarddog318]

@@kewlztertc5386 - If you'd spent more time around cats, big or small, you'd know that sometimes it's an obstacle that's needed, not a weapon. ...and a cat that weighs hundreds of pounds is gonna require a LARGE obstacle. So I really don't see a robot the size of that being much of a safety barrier, if the lions take an interest in a downed keeper. ...unless there's so many that they can act as a swarm, and "herd" the cat away. BTW... I've never accused of being "typical" in my thinking, or much of anything else. lol One last thing... Why would you use a weapon on something that's gonna be even more dangerous if it's hurt or injured? Especially if it's something you're supposed to be caring for and protecting?

[@guarddog318]

@@stever285 - Better to make is smell like raw meat, so the lions would be more inclined to follow/chase it. ...and better make sure it's damned fast too.

[@kewlztertc5386]

@@guarddog318 🤔 Could've sworn i said "Distract" .. 🤔 you point out how ridiculous it is to use this as an "obstacle", or defensive weapon. . If you spend any time around cats or any predator, you'll understand they have an instinct to chase. The best use for a robot dog is to distract (bait). Use it to catch the attention of the cat, then have it run away. The cat will chase after it, and victim can safely be rescued. . No lasers, cannons, or exotic weapons needed.

[@castr4203]

They’re probably thinking “why doesn’t it have a head”

[@hugdablok6162]

When the robot stans up, it does what we in Detroit call the "Blade Dance"😎😂😂😂😂

[@roboevents1571]

hi Hug - the blade dance - cool we got a name for it - we called it begging- haa your name is way more coool - give us some samples of something else from your part of town that we can program the Robodog to do - I will tag you as the author...

[@yahshaunyahu]

Lions looking like "what is thus abomination. We must warn the elders"

[@malachibenisrael4370]

FOUR GROWN LIONS sort of Scary to be near, even on the other side of fence...

[@SL-pg4dh]

Could the lions dig through that ground? It looks like they could.

[@malachibenisrael4370]

@@SL-pg4dh LOL

[@achiepalaago]

It's all fun and games until one lion pulls out a shovel.

[@renderererer3572]

Plot Twist: The lions were working on a similar robotics project and just came down to check out how to solve some of the problems they were having.

[@captainscarlett1]

I think the idea of a device to protect a keeper is great. You could use an RC car with an RC pepper sprayer and some fireworks on it to keep the beasts away. It would be a lot cheaper than a robot dog. The lions would have a story to tell their grand-kittens.

[@computerjantje]

Maybe you don't even realize the most important thing you said in your comment. To 'scare away' a potential dangerous animal, you need a real weapon like indeed for example a pepperspray. The robot in the video will never work without a real weapon attached as the animals will get used to it extremely fast and won't be scared away anymore. A good all terrain RC car would do the trick way cheaper exactly like you said :) Even some zoo keepers like gadgets. I can only hope they do not spend their budgets on them.

[@jcs3330]

" Curiosity thing?" .....na!. These lions are like: "That's right, so you been playing with the Cheetahs and Hyenas yeah? Well why dont you come a little closer, cos I cant smell you being so far away!".

[@bigbear1499]

Was hoping to see it go into the lions den wanted to see how they reacted to robo as opposed to the cheetahs

[@vidyanarayan4315]

Hyaenas, you mean?

[@patwest1815]

@@vidyanarayan4315 They have another video with Cheetahs and they were scared of it, and they never touched the thing.

[@vidyanarayan4315]

@@patwest1815 oh I see!

[@obiwan2112]

I love animals having a "what the hell is that thing?" reaction.

[@ricks7093]

You could implement a speaker system that could deploy an irritating sound, to help keep them at bay when needed. Other deployments could include heavy fowl sent gas like used by the military, to drive crowds back and even a preloaded tranq gun if ultimately needed. Great concept in safety, keep up the good work!

[@arletyesperanzaalarcongarc2248]

No es un arma

[@DANIELGAMEPLAYS.123]

@@arletyesperanzaalarcongarc2248 pronto

[@ananefrimpongnicholas7824]

This is the type of guys they warn about in accordance to AI 💀

[@Scipio488]

I'll assume you mean "foul scent", since the smell of approaching chickens would probably not be a deterrent to lions.

[@ricks7093]

@Scipio488 lol you would be correct. It pays to double check ones smart phone, which I did not do

[@RommyTVx]

I'll say it, Lion king behind the scene.

[@petersmith3984]

It would have been more interesting to see how the lions would react to the robot in the actual enclosure.

[@rogerivy2919]

100% destruction, Lions dont fear anything...obviously they might be tentative at first but they will def strike if they want to. As in they might feel its something that is not worth destroying like they might know its for humans and spare it...

[@bobsacamano3212]

Wow! The first time ever that I got motion sickness watching a KZbin video! Cricky, that was brutal!!

[@TheMoonchild1969]

Given the chance those hyenas will rip that silly robot into pieces no matter if it is made out of titanium.😂😂🤦🏻‍♂️

[@rsuriyop]

Lions be like, "hey come over and look at this weird little animal with no head!"

[@speedracer7022]

So you’re saying in the end that the robot dog will protect humans against the lions. Call, but I’m not sure I would rely on the robot dog for that.

[@Nightdreaux22647]

The robot can shoot sleeping drugs to make Lions sleep

[@mbarker_lng]

I like how the Lions react like my house cat does to ball or laser pointer. Maybe every cat does think itself a lion.

[@king-xerxus7040]

Interesting how the big cats can differentiate between humans and a robot animal. Their thinkers.

[@pablov223]

Humans were made to lead and governate the whole planet. Read, Genesis 1.26

[@mayhewfisher62]

second one of these I've watched and they're absolutely fascinating. The intensity of the lions as they try and figure out the robot. Had the feeling that if it were popped into the zebra enclosure, they'd kick it into the next century. haha.

[@SeahawksBamBamKam]

I'm real curious to see how differently the Lions would react if you wrapped Meat around the Robot Dog

[@armedprophet3321]

The lions are thinking…..What is this thing the hyenas have come up with ? Only they can be so sinister !!! Lol

[@xxeagle_eyesxx5625]

The lions are wonderful

[@summertimerainman5502]

That is creepy somehow. While I was watching this, I started to think: These beautiful animals, kept in cages by humans, and now humans intimidate them with their little, soulless robot; just for fun of course.

[@Jay-vw6hn]

Lions: What does this strange animal taste like.

[@larry785]

The real question is did you put a barrier underneath the fence so the lions couldn't dig out and free themselves?

[@Lucalikesstuff]

Nah, they just ask them nicely not to

[@Mayanlol01]

Lions: that thing looks delicious 😋 let's catch it

[@fergoka]

How priviledged we are to even witness this...

[@glennkerrison6108]

You think we're privileged to see our future demise? Not me. I hate these little demon devices. Soon there will be millions of these things, with mounted machine guns and being controlled by an interconnected A.I. that sees humans as pests to be eliminated. People who think these things are cool are fools.

[@DianeEllis-xk1jj]

Amazing! Hysterical too. Wonder when this type of Robot Dog will bark like the real ones!

[@jaroslavnadvornik900]

Pitomci pověste mu na záda harajici fenu najdete si 😮😮

[@kylemcw8301]

Best defence on that sized Robodog to aid a keeper against lions (without actually harming them) would most likely be loud high frequency speakers & an arm that quickly raises a roll of toilet paper above it!… The latter as a fail safe. 😉🤷🏻‍♂️😂

[@roboevents1571]

funny - just so funny

[@roboevents1571]

but wait-- the next video is planned with the Robodog having a pepper spray defence system and a TASER style metal body grid - to deter the bites and ripping apart - testing in the workshop is nearly -complete - just awaiting Police permits, because Tasers and Pepper spray need permits - Even for a Robot - haaaaa

[@Scout555]

Plot twist: the robot destroys the human who falls into the enclosure.

[@jaymac7203]

Great they've got the same guy on camera from the cheetah video. 😤 Well done! Such an amazing moment wasted

[@roboevents1571]

Hi jay- mate from Australia - ?I can only say sorry KZbin was never really thought of - researchers- robot programmers doing the thing - the assistant with a mobile phone and an Old Gopro camera circa 1960 mate - pure 1st research thats it but fuck me- we are going to get a proffessional for the in Lion enclosure - rip the robot apart test ?? or not - pepper spray defense with Tazer body mesh grid ??/ test

[@jaymac7203]

@@roboevents1571 Depends how much it means to you? Like everything being recorded for posterity.

[@gannesh2509]

Lions:.... Ohh... A different type of moving skeleton.

[@RicoTorreze]

Are we supposed to be marveled by the robot or the unimaginable design of life itself??? .......I find the Lions engineering far more interesting than any man-made robot!!

[@internetizmyhome]

But Lions aren’t engineered tho

[@engelheim457]

Arent they..

[@RicoTorreze]

@@internetizmyhome I beg to differ, but okay! Sorry, I don’t believe in coincidental design! I’m an engineer and I know if I don’t apply intelligent design to my work it won’t get done…..all living creatures and the surface we walk upon was engineered by something!

[@RicoTorreze]

@@internetizmyhome My point is that I’m more interested in who or what created us! The robo-dog was engineered by humans, so its safe to pontificate from the known to the unknown that something engineered us......There is intelligent design wrapped up in all of the creations in question!

[@chookinathunderstorm3446]

The lion at the top of the cliff @ 1:26 " Hey guys we didn't finish our game? Hey. Hey guys. Guys! GUYS?! GUYS?! ...Guys??"

[@bcraftin7846]

Just realized…the zoo is jail for animals unless they are endangered species. 🤷‍♂️

[@samwallaceart288]

They prefer to think of it as "protective custody."

[@ymmij388]

There will probably come a day when we wish that we had thrown the inventors of these things to the lions.

[@kyle013579]

Wow is it just me or does that fence look too weak to keep 4 lions from just tearing it down and vacationing in Sydney?

[@SS-ht7vu]

Lions were like , please come inside :)

[@mred7030]

a drone with an uzi 9mm more practical for quick response rescue .

[@Betonoszlop]

I wonder how many pieces they could disassemble it into :-))

[@Anonymous-kj1bq]

It'd be better if you had taken that machine into the lions territory.

[@Grace-hc6dn]

Those Male Lions ARE gorgeous❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@NikhchansGaming]

Would have been cool if it had a head...and a tail.

[@HectorFhader]

Ya vamos teniendo conocimiento del futuro,cuando todo en el mundo sea robot asi mas o menos seran los perros

[@metalore]

2:37 I see the lion digging and now I wonder if that might work here.

[@ENFPerspectives]

Treated it as an enemy to be attacked. They wanted a piece of it.

[@siggyretburns7523]

Karen: Hey! Put that thing on a leash!! RoboOwner: But its.... Karen: I dont care what it is! It poops and pees on lawns. Put it on a leash!! RoboOwner: Fair enough. But perhaps you would like to show me where his neck is 1st?

[@FurtiveSkeptical]

Robo sneaks over later that night and squeezes out a couple warm, dead D-Cells on her lawn...

[@siggyretburns7523]

@@FurtiveSkeptical It does a little rain dance just before it drops a few copper top nuggets on her lawn. 😂

[@roboevents1571]

HI sIGGY - thats funny - did you see the robodog that pee's beer on youtube great stuff

[@siggyretburns7523]

@@roboevents1571 lol i havent seen that. I gotta look it up. Thanx

[@j.rayhanking6603]

The lions talking each other, "where is the head? How we can to kill him?"...

[@thethinker8362]

i would love to see how they react when this robo is 5 feet tall on all fours.. and 7 feet when it stands..

[@roboevents1571]

hi the thinker - they just made that unit with a human sitting on its back!!!! 5 foot tall?? done

[@mred7030]

now your whistling .

[@animabotics]

I had a rolling carry-on bag at the zoo once and it made the Sumatran Tiger go NUTS! The tiger stood on its hind legs while peeing all over the plexiglass barrier, it was so excited, thinking the rolling carry-on was some kind of small monkey-tidbit. How can these apex predators not miss the experience of hunting for their food?

[@ManavSukhija]

Please hire a professional camera man …!! 🙏🏻

[@roboevents1571]

Hi Manav from Australia - ?I can only say sorry KZbin was never really thought of - researchers- robot programmers doing the thing - the assistant with a mobile phone and an Old Gopro camera circa 1960 mate - pure 1st research thats it but fuck me- we are going to get a proffessional for the in Lion enclosure - rip the robot apart test ?? or not - pepper spray defense with Tazer body mesh grid ??/ test

[@ManavSukhija]

@@roboevents1571 really appreciate your response buddy ..!! I really loved your robot Vs Animals concept … very innovative … and covering them closely will be a next level thing … so keep it up ..!! 👍🏻👍🏻😊

[@jason.h.zager88]

@@roboevents1571 Gopro is not a proper camera for such a project..if u cannot buy pro camera gears at least get DSLR like 90D with a 18-200 lens. it will cost 1600$ but worth it

[@el_kommander8924]

@@jason.h.zager88 or just use a phone with good quality Horizontally record+ upload

[@zeromotivation1817]

Makes me wonder about the potential use of drones, with flashing lights and speakers to emit predator ( or prey) noises. Drones could be dispatched to any enclose very quickly. Great to see out of the box thinking on potential uses for new ( well 2 years old at this point) tech.

[@warlordtf9608]

The military use a form of this to carry supplies on the front line, its been tested and proven to be a relatively sucessful aid, even offering portable cover for infantry. This "model" wouldn't even stand an infant apes tomfoolery, but I'm sure Boston Dynamics could sell you one of their... outdated military surplus models for precisely your needs. Edit: Oh, Unitree Robotics. The Chinese Robot dog company that's main sales pitch was a "Robot Dog Army". Personally, not robust enough for any task other than being a 15k chew toy, with a 2 hour battery life.

[@farerse]

I wonder what powerful animals would look like when they realize they can't win or intimidate their victim! Would like to see more interactions with this robot

[@davidviner5783]

I doubt that the lions see your robot as a potential 'plaything'. Their behaviour is predatory. Not allowing them access to their 'prey' is frustrating for them. Frustration can lead to negative behaviour. You alarmed the cheetahs now you are messing with lions. Is there any real scientific reason for this?

[@kellyrosa2851]

From my understanding they want to see if these robots could be sent out to distract/scare the animals off in case of an emergency

[@sharpshooter012345]

Mufasa: my body is low on iron.

[@whoami7292]

Even just one Lion 🦁 will very easily destroy this stupid robot

[@ashwin5203]

Yeah that's why they did not send it inside motherfuckers would have been fun to watch