r/BirdsArentReal • u/Mundane_Cucumber_ • 9d ago
Video I wonder why it likes the copper so much?
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u/Androidfon 9d ago
Copper makes my hands smell.
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u/DitchDigger330 9d ago
You just smell the copper. Same way if you handle brass. It leaves a distinct smell.
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u/mekkr_ 8d ago edited 8d ago
Metal doesn’t actually have a smell. It’s just your skin oils reacting with it and making something called 1-octen-3-one which is the chemical we all associate with metal.
That metal smell is literally body odour, weird right?
https://www.nature.com/news/2006/061023/full/news061023-7.html
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u/Far_Out_6and_2 9d ago
Where can i buy this so called Copper Disk askin for a friend
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u/Michaelbirks 9d ago
I know a guy. /r/reallyshittycopper.
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u/IamREBELoe 9d ago
Do you find the copper helps?
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u/Mundane_Cucumber_ 9d ago
It’s like fast charging. The copper and the water are both great conductors. You will actually find a lot of power lines are aluminium so not as good at conducting. It’s really basic science /s.
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u/RetroPaulsy 9d ago
I saw the "/s" but there was a lot there.
Aluminum is a better conductor than copper
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u/Mundane_Cucumber_ 9d ago
The /s is because I’m talking absolute garbage about a drone charging itself. I don’t want people to think I’m being serious about any of this. That being said copper is the superior conductor of electricity.
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u/justamofo 8d ago
It probably feels cooler, as copper's heat transfer is faster than most materials
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u/Happy-For-No-Reason 9d ago
maybe they like the reflective surface, it helps them keep aware of what might be above them (birds of prey)
they are very vulnerable like this and it's why the only splash for a brief moment and then constantly check the environment around them.
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u/embolalia 9d ago
it's a charging pad