Why is my turtle running fast? Not by climbing! It s with running!

Anyone who has been to elementary school knows "Tortoise and Hare Race." , common sense also tells us that the turtle is"Climb"Very slowly. But in fact, the real situation is that my family's humility can run very fast.

I don't plan to lock Xiao Qianqian in a small fish tank, that would limit the child's freedom too much. So, I decided to scatter Xiao Qianqian in the hall and let the turtle go free. Everyone knows that turtles like to hide in the shade, so in order to prevent it from running into a corner and I am not good enough to catch it, I decided to tie a small rope to it so that I can find it.

Many people say that the turtle is human, and this kid looks really eye-catching, and when he saw me with a rope, he opened his mung bean eyes, spread its four little feet, and ran to put Guanyin Bodhisattva.

of the offering table hid. At this time, I opened my eyes, and the little turtle ran very fast, and I couldn't catch it twice, so I let it hide in Guanyin Bodhisattva. ^_

Finally, I tied it with a rope and picked the dust on its little feet with my fingers.

Tell you, the turtle runs, and the cat doesn't know if it's better than it.

If you don't believe me, go home and raise a turtle, and after a month, take it to the gym, put it on the treadmill, start to run very slowly, and then you can speed up the treadmill and you'll see a miracle! Really, not kidding you.

Of course, ordinary turtles can't run fast, and mutated ones can't, such as the Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

Damn it, maybe your turtle has better physical strength.

Because you're a toy turtle.

Because the tortoise is an amphibian, although it can walk on the ground, it is originally swimming in the water, and it is not used to walking on the ground.

Amphibians generally have this kind of characteristic, they must be able to adapt to both land and water, so their skeletal structure and body do not evolve in a single direction.

So you can see that the turtles are not so much walking as they are paddling in a swimming-like position, which is very obvious to the turtles. Only tortoises can clearly see that they are moving forward.

In addition, the shell of turtles is their exoskeleton, and the slag or density and weight of the bones will account for a large part of most animals, so it is good to have water to reduce the weight of this hail when turtles are in the water, but once they reach land, the gravitational force generated by this weight is not suitable for them, and it will naturally slow down.

Animals that are slower than tortoises are: 1. Sloths The sloth's slowness is absolutely unimaginable, for example, for example, a kilometer away, in slow species, such as tortoises, may take several hours to climb, but sloths take more than ten days to reach their destination.

What is slower than a tortoise is that a snail is slower than a tortoise because a snail is much slower than a tortoise.

First, tortoises are opportunists and do not need to run fast to get food. It tends to be a latent predator. Second, the turtle does not have too many absolute natural enemies, and its strong physical defense is enough for it to crawl slowly.

Third, the turtle is a reptile, relying on sunlight to regulate its body temperature, coupled with its special predatory habits, slow and fast, when eating, you know how fast its head sticks out ......Fourth, the special body structure, small short legs with a heavy turtle shell, just like a BMW engine with a scooter small wheels, no matter how powerful the power is, it can't run fast, and the muscle to weight ratio is insufficient.

This is the reason for the longevity of turtles, which are slow in their life activities, consume less, and consume less oxygen, so they age very slowly. Thus longevity.

Because its legs are too short.

There is a huge shell on the back. Enough pressure to make it stagger. It can't run fast because of itself.

I just saw a**: Put the turtle on the treadmill, accelerate for a long time, and the speed of the turtle gradually increases. After reading it, I will feel that the turtle can run so fast.

That's right, a turtle can run so fast, and if you don't push yourself, you never know your limit. We are always accustomed to living a comfortable life, and once we encounter difficulties, we will subconsciously avoid and retreat, and subconsciously think that we can't do it. The tortoise may also think that it can't run fast, and in the tortoise-hare race if the hare is not lazy, it is doomed to lose, but it turns out that the tortoise can also run fast, and if it uses this speed, the final result is not necessarily that the tortoise loses.

We are like this turtle, usually cowered in our shells, unwilling to stick out our heads, and run on all fours. I am only willing to move slowly, and I have to tell myself that I have a lot of time anyway, and I want to enjoy the moment.

Can you really spend tomorrow and the day after tomorrow so leisurely? No successful person is easy, take advantage of your youth, push yourself, and be brave enough to try and learn. Crawl out of your shell and run on all fours, a turtle can run so fast.

The torso bones of the turtle have been cemented into a whole, and the waist cannot drive the movement of the limbs, and only relies on the limited movement of the limbs, so the forward speed is relatively slow.

From an evolutionary point of view, the turtle doesn't need to run fast to survive, so his body does not evolve in the direction of "faster", but adds "skill points" to "defense".

If you look at the animals that run fast, such as cheetahs and antelopes, you will find one thing in common: the torso is very elastic, can bend and extend, and in the retraction, the legs can take a long distance with a single step on the ground.

The rabbit was proud and slept halfway, so the tortoise ran first.

The tortoise and rabbit race for the first time, the rabbit is proud and sleeps halfway, so the tortoise runs first.

The second time the rabbit learned his lesson, he didn't sleep anymore and ran to the finish line in one go, as a result of which the rabbit won and the turtle lost.

The turtle was not convinced and asked for a third race. The turtle said that the first two times you designated the route to run, this time I designated the route to run. The rabbit thought to himself that I was running fast anyway, so he agreed.

So the third race began, and the rabbit ran in front again. But unfortunately, near the end of the line a river stands in the way, and the rabbit can't cross. At this time, the turtle slowly crawled and climbed across the river.

In the third race, the turtle won again.

After three rounds of competition, the rabbit and the tortoise began to figure out: Why don't we compete in the old competition, why don't we complement each other's advantages and carry out cooperation......Hit it off. And so, a new journey begins:

On land, rabbits run with turtles on their backs; When crossing the river, the tortoise swims with the rabbit on his back. In the end, the two reached the finish line at the same time, achieving a win-win situation.

The experience and results of the tortoise and rabbit's four races have given us four inspirations.

What did the first tortoise-hare race teach us? In the words of Professor Li Yining - when you are at a disadvantage, don't be discouraged, don't relax, persevere to the end, and wait for the opponent to make mistakes. If the tortoise and rabbit race the first time the rabbit runs so fast, the tortoise doesn't know if he will sleep, you run so fast, it's over, I don't race, I abstain, then I definitely can't win.

But the tortoise was not discouraged, did not relax, and persevered to the end, and sure enough, the rabbit made a mistake, slept halfway, and the tortoise ran first.

The lesson of the second tortoise-hare race is to be good at turning potential advantages into actual advantages. What is a potential advantage? The rabbit can run, but if he doesn't, it can only be a potential advantage.

The second time it was different, he ran away, and it turned into a real advantage. For enterprises, it may be necessary to consider what their own advantages are, and the potential advantages are in the first place, and you had better give full play to the potential advantages into real advantages.

The lesson of the third tortoise and hare race is that if you feel that the original strategy of participating in the competition is no longer working, you should adjust your strategy and change your strategy in time. From the story, we can see that after the second run, the turtle understands, he keeps climbing like this, and I lose a thousand times, as long as he doesn't sleep, he has no chance, what should I do? So he adjusted his original strategy in time and chose one with a river in it, so that your rabbit couldn't get across, and it was up to you to see what you could do.

As a result, the turtle won.

So, what lessons does the fourth race of the tortoise and hare teach us? Professor Li Yining believes that in addition to the enlightenment of win-win through cooperation, it is also necessary to understand that win-win and complementary advantages are based on mutual trust, and cooperation can only be achieved according to mutual trust between opponents.

Assuming that there is no integrity, the rabbit on land runs with the turtle on its back, and the rabbit plays badly and hurts the turtle, what if the turtle plays bad, crosses the river and sinks, and drowns the rabbit, so that the advantages cannot be complementary.

The turtle is fast because of his long life.