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Low flying pig


I'm not sure how it stands with regards health and safety but Amina's head was seriously close to that flying pig. Luckily the pig settles into a circle of fixed radius as can be confirmed with Pig simulation in GeoGebra. If however she'd been on the inside of the circle the danger would have been greater. As the batteries run out the radius decreases.

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