minus-square@schmidtsterlink2•1 year agoWell shit I’m surprised, that’s a crap ton of damage for a deer.
minus-square@EdibleFriendlink5•1 year agoThose fucks are like brick walls. I’ve seen them total more then a few cars.
minus-squareFiveMacslinkfedilink2•1 year agoProbably poor placement of the deer jumping at the time of collision. I do know that the damage is typically a lot less from deer.
minus-squareGreenBottleslink4•1 year agoI’ve seen this type of damage several different times in my life
minus-square@schmidtsterlink1•1 year agoAh shit, looked up the specs, aluminum body parts instead of steel.
minus-square@[email protected]linkfedilink2•1 year agoaren’t crumple zones a good thing? Didn’t this crumple right or something?
minus-square@schmidtsterlink-1•1 year agoCrumple zones are in the bumper and is for the occupants I believe. And as for pedestrians and wildlife, you want to deflect them, absorbing it would put more force and damage on them iirc.
Well shit I’m surprised, that’s a crap ton of damage for a deer.
Those fucks are like brick walls. I’ve seen them total more then a few cars.
Probably poor placement of the deer jumping at the time of collision. I do know that the damage is typically a lot less from deer.
I’ve seen this type of damage several different times in my life
Ah shit, looked up the specs, aluminum body parts instead of steel.
They just don’t make deer like they used too
Nope, but clearly deer fuel can melt aluminum beams.
aren’t crumple zones a good thing? Didn’t this crumple right or something?
Crumple zones are in the bumper and is for the occupants I believe. And as for pedestrians and wildlife, you want to deflect them, absorbing it would put more force and damage on them iirc.