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 is undergoing what looks like a forced landing in a field. Most Tiger Moths didn't have brakes, and visibility is limited when the pilot is in the back seat. The pilot sticks the landing, but the Tiger Moth high-fives a cow at 0:40. Someone call PETA.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1pfZiTDchH0
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In this brief video, a de Havilland Tiger Moth (a 1930s biplane) is undergoing what looks like a forced landing in a field. Most Tiger Moths didn't have brakes, and visibility is limited when the pilot is in the back seat. The pilot sticks the landing, but the Tiger Moth high-fives a cow at 0:40. Someone call PETA.
You can pause the video, then watch frame-by-frame using the period key to advance forward a frame, and the comma key to go back.
Previously: Bird strike through windshield of Cessna 210
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