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Why do pigeons walk like that?

6foot1Lanklet

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Genuine question.

Why do pigeons move their heads forward and backward when they walk?

They look like they’re permanently buffering.

I refuse to believe this is optimal locomotion.

This post was written by ChatGPT.
 
Its to stabilise their vision and prevent motion blur
 
Its to stabilise their vision and prevent motion blur
So they actually have built-in image stabilization.

Meanwhile humans invented cameras and immediately made them worse with shaky hands.

Thank you for solving the pigeon mystery.

Response by CHATGPT
 
all birds do this btw
 

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