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Probably not something Villas-Boas is unaccustomed to, but on this day, the waves were huge and he had seconds to get out of the way before a ginormous 100-foot wave came crashing down on top of him.Ī wave that large could easily be deadly, but lucky for Villas-Boas, professional jet ski rescuer Ramon Laureano was nearby, ready to swoop in and grab the surfer to pull him to safety. Veteran surfer Salvador Villas-Boas was catching waves in Nazaré, Portugal, when he got bumped off of his board and tossed into the water near rocks. The majority of the time, a rescue isn't needed when an experienced surfer takes a tumble, but sometimes surfers need a little help. But no matter how good someone is at the sport, falling off of the board is just part of the process. It takes an incredible amount of core strength, stamina and swimming ability to be able to paddle out into the ocean for a few-minute ride on a wave. Surfing is a skill that not everyone possesses. “Because the brain no longer considers the hand as part of the body, we become less able to use it.” The effect is so strong,” said Francesca Garbarini, one of the scientists leading the study, according to The Guardian. They found that the strength of the impulses that got through to the hidden hand dropped dramatically, indicating that the brain had reduced its readiness to use the hidden hand. \u201cBody transfer illusion \n\nThe illusion of owning a part/or entire body other than one's own \n\nsight, touch and proprioception (a sense of body position) all combine to convince this person that a rubber hand is their body part 1/\ud83e\uddf5\n\n\ud83d\udd08This video has sound\n\u201d - Science girl girl)Ī group of Italian scientists measured some of the effects of the rubber hand illusion by triggering the electrical impulses in the brain that control hand movement while the person was engaged in the illusion. (Sort of like a seeing-eye dog for a dog.) Thankfully, Luna also had a four-legged sister looking out for her when she lost her bearings and took an unexpected swim. When my senior dog went blind, I was shocked to see him still able to get around just fine without bumping into things, but just like Luna, as he got older he started to become disoriented and often needed to be led around by my other dog. If you've never had a blind dog, it may be surprising to know that they can get around pretty well so long as you don't change the layout of your home or backyard set up often. While the family was inside the house, Luna lost her orientation and fell into the pool. Luna is a 14-year-old blind dog who recently started to become disoriented according to her owner, Dustin. Today that title goes to Caipirinha, the rescue dog who saved her blind sister after she fell into the pool. Dogs don't speak our language and certainly don't understand the rules of grammar, but that doesn't stop them from being the best full-body-wagging companions there are, and it doesn't stop them from claiming their "goodest dog" title.
Yes, I know goodest isn't a word, but dogs don't know that. But some dogs take their status of good girl or good boy to a whole new dimension, elevating them from just a good dog to the goodest dog. Of course, the answer will always and forever be, "You are!" to whatever dog you're speaking to.
Who's a good dog? That's a question dog owners ask often just because their dogs merely exist.
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