Four horses
A four legged animal is an animal that has four limbs or legs for movement or support. Common examples include dogs, cats, horses, and elephants.
Yes. The word "quadruped" is from the Latin words for "four feet". A quadruped is any four-legged animal.
There are several kinds of car lifts in operation today. Some of which are two post lifts, 4 post lifts, 4 post alignment lifts, inground lifts, mobile column lifts, short rise lifts, mid rise lifts and home garage lifts.
Yes. A "quadruped" (Latin having four feet) is any animal with four legs.
A horse. Horses have four gates, actually. They can walk, trot, canter and gallop.
This depends on the type of movement the horse is doing. Of course, there will be times when a horse has all four feet on the ground. When a horse is walking, it only lifts one foot into the air. When a horse is trotting, it lifts two legs off the ground. When a horse is cantering, there are times when three legs are in the air, and there are times when just two are in the air. When a horse is galloping, all four feet come off the ground.
A four-footed animal is a quadruped, typically referring to animals like dogs, cats, horses, and elephants that walk on four legs. These animals have evolved to move efficiently on land by distributing their weight evenly across all four limbs.
horses occasionally gallop with all four hooves off the ground
Yes. Four horses can behave as a herd.
Vizsla is a dog breed recognized by the AKC. It is a 4 legged animal.
Yes. In fact that question is what lead to the invention of the movie camera. The original invention was not created by Edison but a man named Eadweard Muybridge. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eadweard_Muybridge#Stanford_and_the_trotting_question but yep. They do in fact leave the ground. In fact most sprinters (human sprinters!) do leave the ground.