Dinosaurs and Animals Balance Test on a Narrow Wall | Simulation Analysis

Dinosaurs and animals are placed on a narrow wall suspended above open water to observe how different body structures handle balance under extreme conditions. With no side rails or recovery space, even minor movement errors quickly escalate and expose weaknesses in posture and movement control.

Each turn features multiple units of the same species walking on the wall at the same time, increasing pressure, collision frequency, and instability. This simulation focuses on posture, center of mass, foot placement, momentum control, and how movement behavior changes when lateral correction is impossible.

Taller species struggle with delayed vertical correction, while longer bodies suffer from rotational leverage that slowly pulls them off alignment. Faster units show precise movement at first but lose stability as momentum builds under crowding. Lighter units react quickly but lack the mass needed to resist external force, making them vulnerable to small collisions.

In contrast, compact animals with low centers of gravity demonstrate higher stability by maintaining constant ground contact and absorbing pressure instead of overcorrecting. As the simulation progresses, group density becomes the deciding factor, with collisions often determining survival rather than individual balance skill.

In the final stage, the wild boar outperforms all other participants, not through speed or precision, but through mechanical stability. Low posture, short legs, and controlled movement allow it to maintain balance longer than taller, faster, or larger species. All behavior shown is part of a physics-based simulation and system observation, not real-world events.

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