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Comparison: The Best Jumpers Among Animals

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leaping lemurs and jumping giraffes
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awesome alliteration huh
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it's the list you never know you needed
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which animals have the best ups and
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we're do humans stack among them stick
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around to find out where your jump would
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be astronomical and where would be
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impossible starting with elephants they
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can't jump at all along with sloths
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hippos and rhinos their leg bones don't
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have the spring action that ours do no
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need to jump when you're massive size
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protects you the jumping pit vipers like
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any snake can strike at a distance 1/3
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to 1/2 its body length so for this 2
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foot long serpent that would be up to 1
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foot but this snake strikes so fast and
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powerful its whole body leaves the
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ground yep we humans are pretty weak
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jumpers you can usually leap a little
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farther than your own height for the
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average person
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that's roughly 6 feet but our species
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does excel at long distance running we
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share 99% of our DNA with chimpanzees
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they obviously got the jumping gene over
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7 times their height in a single bound
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though their leg muscles are less than
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half the size of ours they generate
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twice the power giraffes can jump just
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not very high only 1/6 of their total
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body length they don't do it often since
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their six-foot neck gives them all the
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ups they need that same extremely long
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neck is ironically too short to reach
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the ground surprisingly horses don't
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like to jump either and they don't get
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very high when they do the world-record
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broken in 1949 almost tripled the
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average horses jump horses are the only
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single code animal on the planet yep
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they stand run and jump on one digit
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Michael Jordan was known for getting air
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his 4 foot vertical leap quadrupled the
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regular Joe's and even doubled the
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average for most NBA players his
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mind-blowing 15-foot leaf that famous
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foul line dunk more than doubled what
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most of us can pull off
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squirrels can jump six times their own
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height they're really smart too they
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pretend to bury food to trick thieving
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squirrels watching them when they do
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really bury their nuts they tend to
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forget where they hit seventy five
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percent of them oops
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note to self learn map making a kangaroo
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standing vertical jump is more than its
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own height meaning it be like you
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jumping right over your friends head fun
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fact
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on land kangaroos can only move their
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hind legs together in water they can
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kick them separately when deer could
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easily hop right over the other but a
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deer can't jump both high and far at the
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same time by the way deers have antlers
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but antelope have horns
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because antlers are shed and replaced
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each year horns aren't didn't know that
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a six foot jump is six times the average
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house cats own hike cats love to be high
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up like on a bookshelf or fridge it's
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instinct to want to watch over their
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territory for dogs it varies drastically
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depending on the breed so here are the
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record holders a greyhound aptly named
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feather jumped nearly six and a half
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feet in the air in 2017 a whippet named
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Sounders leaped over 36 feet in 2019
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hey I fell over 24 feet last night I was
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trying to get to my seat at the movie
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theater a cassowary could jump right
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over your refrigerator just don't test
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that please this heaviest burden
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Australia has a 5 inch toe claw that
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could not end well for you Olympic
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athletes seem to be superhuman Xavier
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Sotomayor is record-breaking 8 foot high
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jump is eight times the average and Mike
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Powell's 29 foot long job five times
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penguins aren't amazing jumpers on land
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but they can easily reach nine feet when
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torpedoing up out of the water and onto
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the ice they do it by wrapping their
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bodies in a coat of tiny bubbles that
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reduce drag an Impala can jump ten feet
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up you'd have to be on the moon to get
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air like that they're pretty smart too
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they purposely visit water holes during
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the hottest part of the day when animals
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that feed on them are the most sluggish
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the Atlantic salmon swim hundreds of
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miles upstream to lay eggs in the same
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exact place where it was born that often
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includes jumping up to twelve feet in
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the air to clear waterfalls lions can
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leap five times their body length almost
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enough to clear a school bus and just
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like your kitty a lion can sleep up to
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20 hours a day
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Springbok are excellent hoppers they
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even do this thing called prawn king
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where they show off how high they can
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jump the name means jumping antelope in
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Afrikaans a European hair can jump 15
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feet in the air
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rabbits can only reach about a third of
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that the power comes in a hair's longer
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legs a hairs fur also changes color
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throughout the year a rabbit's dozen
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Cougars dominate both jumping vertically
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and leaping horizontally one could jump
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right over a giraffe and leap over a
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school bus long ways the ancient Incan
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city Cusco and Peru was designed in the
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shape of a cougar because the animal
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symbolized the power of the earth
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dolphins leap 25 feet into the air while
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swimming because it saves time and
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energy there's less resistance in the
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air than in the water they do it also to
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get a good view of their surroundings a
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klipspringer is an adorable little
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antelope that can jump 25 feet straight
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up into the air that's ten times their
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body height
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it'd be like a human springing up to a
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fifth storey window you could do that if
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you were on the asteroid series
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a lemur leaps 12 times its body length
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and that's mostly in the trees on land
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they do more of a funny hop skip these
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animals can be from 3 inches to 3 feet
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tall but there used to be prehistoric
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lemurs the size of a gorilla a humpback
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whale can't exactly jump its entire body
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out of the water but 50 feet is close
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this breaching isn't just whales coming
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up for air they also do it to hunt and
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communicate with others and now we enter
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the territory of not impressive
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distances but ratios a grasshopper can
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jump 20 times its own size that would be
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the equivalent of you jumping over a
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basketball court a single grasshopper
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can eat half its body weight in plants
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in just one day at our share is a unique
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little primate that's like a cross
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between a monkey and a lemur they leap
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between branches 16 feet apart which is
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40 times their own length they also have
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the largest eyes compared to body size
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among all mammals a kangaroo rat can
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only leap about 9 feet but that's 45
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times their size these desert rodents
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never drink water in a lifetime they get
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all the hydration they need from the
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seeds they eat the African frog could
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line up 50 of its friends and leap right
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over them frogs don't also need to drink
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since they absorb water through their
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skin and that bubble thing on their
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throat is called a vocal sack it helps
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make their calls louder Frog hoppers are
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also known as spit bugs because of the
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foamy saliva lichen casings their nymphs
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stand you they can jump 70 times their
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body height the g-force created during
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that jump is 80 times greater than what
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an astronaut launching into space on a
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rocket fields that's cool but I just
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can't get past the foamy saliva thank
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God
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a jumping spider can leap 100 times its
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body length which would be like a human
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clearing two jumbo jets jumpers make up
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13% of all spider species terrifying I
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know and they release a safety net
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thread of web when they leave the flea
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known for its crazy ups can jump only 7
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inches but that's 150 times their height
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like you or me jumping right over the
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Eiffel Tower their 13-inch leap is even
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more impressive it's 220 times their
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length but the famous flea isn't today's
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jumping champion that would be a tiny
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crustacean called a coke pod they're
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about as long as a dime is thick but
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they can leap 500 times that they're
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also the fastest jumpers it'd be the
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equivalent of a human reaching 3,000
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miles per hour that's four times the
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speed of sound in a leap now if you
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really want to go somewhere where your
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jump will be out of this world
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just head to comet 69p your vertical
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leap would be infinite the gravity is so
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weak you could jump right off it and
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into space compare that to earth where
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you'd need to go 25,000 miles per hour
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to break free from gravity's pool or the
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opposite the one place no creature human
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or animal could jump a neutron star
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jumping wouldn't exist because the third
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dimension of height wouldn't be a thing
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the gravity is so immense life would be
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too deep whoo Shakespeare to D or not to
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D that ain't a question