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So wait do flies, cats, squirrels, etc. have above average human level reactions?
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Perception Questions
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In general, small animals have higher reactions than bigger ones, this happens because it takes less time for the neural signals to reach the brain/limb in small animals, as their neural paths are shorter, meanwhile in big animals such elephants the path that the signal needs to travel is longer.
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So shouldn’t that be reflected on their profiles? They literally can react to things I think in half the amount of milliseconds that we can.
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Flies, cats and squirrels have profiles in the wiki? Either way, unless the match is equalized and the size is considerable, the wiki does not account for speed-size relationship, it simply put the speed in the profile.
