In this case, his 'belch' would be worse than his bite. And from 30 feet away! How easy would it be to let one of these loose in a forest to start a fire? It could even detect humans, from a distance, and hunker down.

Interesting times we are living in!

~NightSky

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https://youtu.be/Mh92JL0EBlo

by Tyler Durden
Sunday, Jun 25, 2023

Remember those 'cute' dancing robo-dogs from (Japanese-owned) Boston Dynamics doing all sorts of tricks, like decorating a Christmas tree and opening doors?

Even though Boston Dynamics has pledged not to weaponize robo-dogs, other companies have.

China has made their version of 'spot' - except they strapped a gun onto it.
https://www.zerohedge.com/political/still-cute-dystopian-robot-dogs-now-sporting-guns-and-russian-insignia

Another Chinese defense contractor showed off a drone deploying an armed robo-dog into a mock warzone.

Blood-Wing, a Chinese defense contractor, demonstrates drone-deploying an armed robodog.

The Future is Now. pic.twitter.com/tRKnKa8xvp

— Lia Wong (@LiaWong__) October 4, 2022

...which leaves us with yet another robo-dog that a US company called "Throwflame" has developed into "the first-ever flamethrower-wielding robot dog," according to its website.

"This quadruped is coupled with the ARC Flamethrower to deliver on-demand fire anywhere!" Throwflame said. It can shoot streams of fire up to 30 feet away.