I believe I can fly.
byu/SomeGuyinaTie inUnexpected
海外の反応
・犬が何かするんだろうなと思ってた。ワンと吠えて驚き足を滑らせ海に不格好な体勢で落ちるとか…
まさかこんな展開だったとは…
・犬「やったー僕は初めて空を飛んだよ！」
・ただ泳ぎに行っただけ
・本当に飛んでますね
・膝をボートの縁に強打してる。痛かったでしょうね
・なんでこんな簡単なジャンプもできないのだろうか？
・見てください。このカッコ悪いジャンプを！
・面白いです
・他人の不幸を笑ってはいけませんがこれは我慢きませんでした
・犬は大丈夫だった？
・はい、犬は鳥になりました。
・この女性より犬は楽しかったに違いない
・僕の想像をはるかに超えて面白かった
・女性ばかり見ていたから飛んでる犬のことに気付かなかった
二回目に見て初めてわかった
・彼女は泳げるかしら
・子犬だって救助が必要だろう
・カメラを持ってる人は足を痛めて溺れかけてる女性や溺れている犬を放置して撮影を続けます
・痛そうです
So, is a dog an animal that can swim in the first place? As for this question, it seems that the correct answer is, “in principle, I can swim.” However, there are dogs that are good at swimming and dogs that are bad at swimming, and depending on the breed and individual dog, they do not want to enter the water itself.
Originally, it is believed that the ancestors of dogs in ancient times before they were kept by humans were animals that could swim in natural conditions. After that, they became symbiotic with humans and evolved to adapt to the environment as human partners, or improved varieties to help humans. In the process, the breed of dog, which had been in an environment where swimming was not intended, seemed to be unsuitable for swimming naturally.
The breed of dogs that are good at swimming is improved on the premise that they can swim, such as bird hounds and water hounds. These have been bred to select dogs that are not afraid of water and like to swim, with the aim of collecting waterfowl shot down by hunters and helping fishermen catch fish.
