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human
ELI5: How do bugs survive when I bend my muscular middle finger, placing it behind my thumb, tense with the power of thirty arched bows, release with the explosive force of Thor himself, and flick them across the room?

No, really. No coma? Trauma? They just keep. fucking. walking. Is it their relative light mass? Doesn't the sudden inertia shear off appendages?
gpt
Excellent description of flicking a bug. A full paint can is really heavy and when you drop it, it dents. But an empty paint can is really light, and when you drop it, it's fine. Same thing goes with living stuff but living stuff is squishier. If you drop a horse from fifty feet, it squishes. A person: squishes but a little less messily. A dog: Squishes even less messy. A cat: breaks. A mouse: breaks less. And as you go down small enough, the landing is lighter and lighter.