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DRoseDARs

(6,810 posts)
3. The camera is being held at an angle. You can tell by other trees and the goat's center-of-gravity.
Wed Mar 27, 2019, 07:50 PM
Mar 2019

Wet blanket time, sorry:

He's recording in vertical video format because it's a tree (one of the only acceptable conditions vertical video may be recorded in) and he's trying to get as much of the scene in-frame as he can. Palms can grow straight up or, like this one with the goat on it, they can grow at angles. It is physically impossible for the goat to be moving in the way obviously being implied here. This isn't a gecko or a mountain climber here with the ability to grip the surface. This goat would be tumbling ass-over-head if it tried to climb a truly vertical surface because of where its center-of-gravity is and lack of griping ability. You need only look at at the animal's front legs to know which way vertical actually is. Goats can climb shear surfaces where there are stable footholds to plant their feet.

Funny video, but Spidergoat this is not.

salmannaseem07

(393 posts)
5. yes, tree is little bit vertical but i don't think its a camera trick involved in that
Fri Mar 29, 2019, 06:58 AM
Mar 2019

trees in a background is at natural angle the one they are climbing is old one you can say at 80 to 70 degree

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