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I surrender to your knowledge IE
:worthy:
Actually, I haven't noticed any kind of attraction from animals to beams. To the dot, absolutely, but to the beam, not at all. I think at that power it's also too bright for them to be interested in... it won't trigger their prey drive.
Oh yes, yes it will.
I point my lasers up in the sky, my dog jumps and barks and runs across entire yard back and forth. Literally jumps up and is trying to catch the beam. He can't perceive that it's about a dozen meters high and, I mean yeah it's a big dog but I haven't seen him jump 10 meters up, but it sure as hell isn't stopping him for trying.
Good to expend some energy, he'll eat up and be calm the rest of the evening
Oh yes, yes it will.
I point my lasers up in the sky, my dog jumps and barks and runs across entire yard back and forth. Literally jumps up and is trying to catch the beam. He can't perceive that it's about a dozen meters high and, I mean yeah it's a big dog but I haven't seen him jump 10 meters up, but it sure as hell isn't stopping him for trying.
Good to expend some energy, he'll eat up and be calm the rest of the evening
I had a dog that would go for the beam of a 20mW green. I wonder if it has something to do with the dust, hair or whatver else is in the air moving through the beam.
Supposedly nobody died and that bumping motion wasn't running over some kids.
One should need a license to breed