Warthhog

For quadrupedal mammals the spine works somewhat differently than it does for bipedal ones, IIRC. Even the famously liquid cats are much better curving the other way. They can go several degrees of hyperextension, but not spirals.

And looking at that, most of the flexibility is in the hip attachment, with spinal flexing really only in the last couple vertebrae. The bulk of her spine is straight horizontal.

HardwareGeek

@Benjamin-Hall said in Warthhog:

That's AI generated too. /snark

No.

Russian contortionist Zlata

And looking at that, most of the flexibility is in the hip attachment, with spinal flexing really only in the last couple vertebrae. The bulk of her spine is straight horizontal.

There is a lot of hip flexibility, but some of the other pictures in the article show more clearly the amount of spine curvature, involved.

Gurth

@HardwareGeek Maybe they should have her do that pose in front of an X-ray machine.

DogsB

Tsaukpaetra

@sockpuppet7 That big ol' belly, unf?

remi

@Gurth said in Warthhog:

@HardwareGeek Maybe they should have her do that pose in front of an X-ray machine.

x ray contortionist - Google Search

Safe search on for me but still somewhat NSFL, most of them are somewhere between and Nope!

Gurth

@remi Definitely rather them than me :)

DogsB

sockpuppet7

@DogsB Looks like a Warthognado movie, like Sharknado, but with Warthogs

DogsB

Luhmann

@DogsB
The Otter Wars .... a turn based strategy game?

DogsB

@Luhmann said in Warthhog:

@DogsB
The Otter Wars .... a turn based strategy game?

remi

@Luhmann with many original weapons, such as the bow-that-shoots-sticks (?) and the, uh, rifle-sword-crossbow??!?

Luhmann

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