Unraveling Animal Locomotion

This chapter explores the complexities and challenges of studying movement in both small and large mammals, focusing on innovative techniques applied to analyze biomechanics. It highlights the unique locomotion characteristics of elephants and the T-Rex, comparing their speed capabilities and movement behaviors, while also addressing the limitations of current imaging technology. The discussion includes ethical considerations in animal research and the significance of transparency in scientific methodologies, particularly regarding the understanding of extinct species.