Hey everyone! You know how Red Dead Redemption 2 is full of incredible details, but sometimes you just have to ask the really important questions, right? Like, which animal in this massive game can actually survive a close encounter with a speeding train? I spent some time putting various creatures to the ultimate test, and let me tell you, the results were both hilarious and genuinely surprising! My core question was: can an animal literally slip under a train without getting flattened? I started with the smallest critters I could find on the tracks. You'd think a tiny rat or a pigeon would easily make it, right? Their small stature should allow them to just pass through. It was fascinating to see how their AI reacted – some would panic and bolt, others seemed almost oblivious until the last second. The pigeon, often seen as one of the smallest wildlife elements in the game, certainly had a fighting chance. But even for them, the physics in RDR2 can be pretty unforgiving! Next, I moved onto slightly larger, but still ground-dwelling, animals. The clever raccoon, for instance, known for its agility. Could it quickly duck and weave, or would it meet an unfortunate end? And what about a snake? You'd imagine a snake could easily slither and flatten itself enough to pass underneath the train's massive wheels. It’s all about finding that perfect gap, or maybe just pure luck! I even considered some of the more unusual candidates. If you could somehow lure a crawfish onto the tracks, would its small, armored body offer any protection? It really makes you appreciate the intricate details Rockstar put into the game's wildlife. Every animal seems to have its own unique animations and reactions to danger, which makes these kinds of experiments so much fun. It's not just about hunting for pelts; it's about seeing the wild side of the Wild West in action. After all these wild tests, it makes you wonder about other funny RDR2 physics experiments. Have you ever tried to see what happens when you launch a horse off a cliff (don't worry, I always reload after!) or how many wagons it takes to stop a train? The game is a sandbox for these kinds of shenanigans. For me, it's these unexpected, humorous moments – like discovering which animal can truly survive the train – that make Red Dead Redemption 2 such a timeless experience. It's not just about Arthur Morgan's journey; it's about the countless stories and laughs we create ourselves within its expansive world. What's the craziest RDR2 experiment you've tried?