Fur Coat link.

[AZChins]

I thought this was interesting when I watched it. You have to watch it a couple times at least to totally understand.

http://elrellano.com/videos_online/4624/circo-roncalli.html*** 

I don't know how they got it to work out that nicely...

 

[Snickers]

I watched it 2x it was pretty interesting. I wonder too on how they got that to work.

 

[momenteller]

I watched it a couple of times but don't know if I understand! How did they do that?

 

[Chintastic!]

I just got that in an email this morning, pretty cool.

 

[mishalaa]

The fur is on flaps that are hiding the ferrets underneath. The fox was probably trained to run off either by a certain touch from the model, or by the music. Then, when the audience is distracted by the fox running off, the flaps on the coat are undone releasing the ferrets.

What's amazing to me is how they got that many ferrets to sit still inside a coat.

 

[Riven]

If you watch she keeps her hand on the fox's head. When she moves it must be the cue for it to jump off.

 

[Spoof]

What's amazing to me is how they got that many ferrets to sit still inside a coat.

You can see them wiggling under the chinchilla furs.

The first time I watched it all I could think was, man those are some crappy chinchilla pelts, then all the ferrets popped out! I had to watch it again to make sure those were really chinchilla pelts the first time!

 

[mishalaa]

You can see them wiggling under the chinchilla furs.

Yea, but none of them popped a head out or escaped pre-release. I'm not familiar with ferrets though, maybe they like being wrapped up?

 

[Chin_Up_Sunshine]

Pretty nifty! I'm always impressed by trained animals.

 

[Remyma0408]

Hehehe.

 

[Olallie]

wow that was pretty cool