It is hard to imagine what kind of mental state these mechanical animals were made in...

Do you still remember the mythical animal "tapir" in "Bianshui Past" that symbolizes good luck? After the protagonist Shen Xing picked up the tapir, he was not only worshipped by others, but also found his uncle.

The prototype of the tapir baby is one of Malaysia's national treasures - the Malayan tapir, which is listed as an endangered species. Of course, TV dramas cannot use endangered animals in filming, but do you know what the tapir in the drama actually looks like? It's not a dyed piglet, but a mechanical tapir!

In addition to being used in the field of special effects, bionic machines can also help humans do many things. Researchers simulate the morphology and structure of animals to make mechanical animals with various functions. However, some bionic machines look very worrying about the mental state of the developers... Let's take a look at these outrageous mechanical animal designs!

It is not easy to develop bionic machines. It may take several years or even more than ten years to be truly applied in real life. Some early designs may look outrageous, but just like Lego blocks, developers will select usable modules from them and apply them to more advanced bionic machines. Is this a kind of "bloodline inheritance" of bionic machines?

Author: Yellow pollock

Editor: Mai Mai