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Olympic Gymnasts Have Nothing On These SquirrelsA great sense of balance. Precision. Flexibility. Quick decision-making. Good depth perception. These are some of the factors that you will need to pull off moves you’ll see in a world-class gymnastics competition. But when it comes to mastery over these factors, no one beats the squirrel, particularly the fox squirrel. While these tiny creatures might not pull off moves such as backflips and aerials, squirrels demonstrate their excellent grasp of these concepts as they leap over great distances, while still sticking the landing. Talk about death-defying.What’s more, they also are creative and resourceful creatures, using the environment to their advantage, as seen in this video, where they use the vertical board to bounce themselves toward the perch — a movement free runners and parkour artists are fond of.#Squirrel #FoxSquirrel #Gymnastics #Parkour (Image Credit: Science Magazine via YouTube)

Human Rube Goldberg Parkour by Andri RagettliSwiss freeskier, X-Games gold medalist and parkour enthusiast Andri Ragettli combined parkour, gymnastics, and even a bit of juggling to create this awesome human Rube Goldberg obstacle course.He's done this several times over the years, each one with unique challenges.#AndriRagettli #parkour #gymnastics #RubeGoldberg #juggling #balance #skateboard #blooperreelTake a look at this one from 2019 that he called "The Floor is Lava":