How do lions trainers teach the lion to do stunts like the trainer riding on their back?
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a lion trainer usally raises their lions/tigers from the age of weaning and teaches it to do specific behaviors by using the positive reinforcement method (ie;giving the animal a treat when it performs correctly)as for the actor the trainer would have worked with him for a while and then with both the animal and the actor together.
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put one foot on the back of the board and the other in the middle. press down very hard on the back of the board and slide the other foot foward. you need to jump with the board to make it happen.
323422
nope,they train and  it is fun
797845
Its sort of camoflage:\n\nImagine there's a lion hunting near a herd of zebras.  As soon as the zebras see the lion, they're going to run around and panic.  All the stipes are extremely confusing, even for us, and the lion would find it very hard to 'lock on to' a single zebra.  It's sort of like some of those optical illusions you find on the Internet.\n\nBasically, it's extremely confusing for any predators.
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Outfit each with a shocking collar like the ones used to train bird dogs.  Adjust the shock for the medium setting.  Hand the shock controller to the other guard at the beginning of the shift.\nI doubt that this is legal, but it would work.
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Never do gymnastics without supervision. I am serious. You need to do this in a gym. So when you fall and break your neck, don't say I didn't warn you. \n\nBUT, you can use tape and tape a line or buy a gym mat that has the hands on it for cartwheels.
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ok  this is  something the bird  learns  so its a  skill \nmotor  skills  are saved  evolved and  controled  by the assosiation of many parts of the barin but meaily it is  saved in the motor association area (is posterior to the post central gyri in the pareital lobe of the  brain under the postcentral sulcus) and controled by werniks area( in the superfitial pareital lobe anterior and inferior  to the triangular area of the transvers  sulcus)\nthese areas  are much more devaloped in the human beeing but they r  also present in the birds brain and  they controle  these muscle movements\nalso some corticospinal corticobulbar and  corticorubral tracts have some influence on that \nmaybe som other  areas  as the pyramidal area the substantia nigra the olive nucleus of medulla oblongata and the subcallousal area can have some  infuence as they are all  interconnected
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Not really. You can get them to do what you want them to do with some sort of "tricks", but for the most part, you really can't train them in the sense you can train a mammal (or bird for that matter.)
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The back handspring...First, start with your arms above your head, then bend your legs like you are sitting in a chair, while you are bending your legs, swing your arms down by your side.  Then, jump backwards while swinging your arms back up to your head.  Pretend that you are jumping to a handstand, then snap your feet to the ground and stand up.  The other flip...the cartwheel looking thing is a round-off, basically a cartwheel ending with your feet together, followed by either a back handspring or different no-handed flips (back tucks, layouts, etc.)
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ITS the mane, only the male lions have 'em please pick mine as the best answer!
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Take the goat \nbring the lion next and take the goat back\npick up the leaves and leave the goat\ncome back for the goat and take him over.
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A person!!!! sounds like a lion to me
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1)Me and goat cross to the other side (lets call it side B)\n2) I go back to side A and take the carrot with me. I leave the carrot at side B and take the goat back to side A.\n3) I leave the goat at side A and take the lion to the side B where the carrot is.\n4) I go back to side A and take the goat to side B.
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They did a show on the discovery channel.  Basically in almost all stats a Tiger and a Lion are evenly matched.  If it's a Male lion then he not only has a slight advantage but also his man provided protection.  If it's a female lion then I'd say even odds.
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Go to google and type in how to do an ollie. I know you have to have back foot on tail and front almost midway, push down on your back foot, shift the weight back to your body and... I have no idea. Every time I try I can't
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I'm a snowboarding instructor and it is super easy to do.  To start come in regualr and really it is about elbiow position and take off, depends on whether you are going frontside or back side.  If backside try to redistribute your weight so that you take off of your nose, rotate your shoulders, becasuse where your upper body goes so does your lower body, remeber to twist that head around to spot your landing.   If going frontside, lean back a little more, so most of your weight is on your back leg. try to take off on your tail, same time rotation constant rotation of your shoulders.  If you want to spin faster bring your arms and shoulders in toward your body.
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what u do is you lay on your back and kinda bring your knees up to your chest then you rock back and forth.  when your ready you roll up on your shoulders and as your coming back down you kick forward and jump.  you should only have to use your hands you catch your self if you dont jump up all the way and you start to fall back.  good luck!