Explanation: Mantis shrimps have the most powerful punches in nature with respect to their body size. It can probably break human bones.
"probably" is more "likely fracture" if you get punched by them and you take the full 1500 newtons straight on the finger.According to https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/bmt-2012-0004/html(I can only access the abstract) fractures appear at an average of 1485 N, albeit in a different situation (jamming rather than strike)
I still don't get it, but I didn't have enough sleep loledit: It took me three tries to get my spelling right too
Mantis shrimps are incredibly strongGirl asks the shrimp if it could help her in boxingShrimp controls girl like the rat controls the boy in Ratatouille Shrimp-controlled-girl obliterates and possibly kills her opponentGirl contemplates whether it was a good idea or not
Oh this is good*Actually I take it back, it would be funnier if she was just holding a pistol in the bottom frame.
Explanation: Mantis shrimps have the most powerful punches in nature with respect to their body size. It can probably break human bones.
"probably" is more "likely fracture" if you get punched by them and you take the full 1500 newtons straight on the finger.
According to https://www.degruyter.com/document/doi/10.1515/bmt-2012-0004/html
(I can only access the abstract) fractures appear at an average of 1485 N, albeit in a different situation (jamming rather than strike)
I still don't get it, but I didn't have enough sleep lol
edit: It took me three tries to get my spelling right too
That explains why I didn't get it at first, I thought she was holding the hungry hungry caterpillar.