In Predator 2 (1990) Predator recognizes a child with a toy gun poses no actual threat and does not attack him. This implies Predators have more ethical rules of engagement than the IDF
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In Predator 2 (1990) Predator recognizes a child with a toy gun poses no actual threat and does not attack him. This implies Predators have more ethical rules of engagement than the IDF
In New Horizons, the mannequins in the Able Sisters re-use the player model with a few facial features taken off, and being recolored to black. This was likely to make it easier for the developers to interchangeably place clothing on them.
Due to this, they are actually compatible with all of the game's player animations. They're just normally set to only do the mannequin-specific "animations", all of which are just a 1-frame pose. In this gif, I have swapped the poses for the Shrunk Funk Shuffle, demonstrating this quirk.
Remoras are surprisingly agile swimmer on their own, but they prefer to hitch a ride. The suckerfish exhibits one of the most famous examples of mutualism in the animal kingdom, gently cleaning dead skin and parasites from larger marine species in exchange for protection and food scraps from their host's meals. Sometimes, they even attach to divers!
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A display at the Smithsonian Museum of American History in Washington, DC exhibiting personal listening devices features a cassette of Pretty Hate Machine