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How does th grizzly bear protects itself?
a bear normal makes it self look big and the preditor get scared and runs away it stands on its hind legs
What do you call a animal that walks runs on its two hind legs?
Animals that walk on two legs are called bipedal animals. The most obvious example of this is the human species.
How does a rabbit defend itself from pretators?
It runs but if caught it can use it's front and hind legs to scratch its predator.
Do cats have shins?
Cats do not have shins. Their hind legs are elongated with a single bone, the femur, which runs from the hip to the knee joint. The lower part of their hind legs consists of bones like the tibia and fibula, but no shins as in humans.
How do cows kick?
When a horse runs on the left lead (the left front leg reaches farther than the right leg) the hooves land in this order: Right hind, left hind, right front, left front, repeat. When on the right lead, the hooves land in this order: Left hind, right hind, left front, right front. There is also a short period where the horse is completely airborne after the last front leg hits the ground. Then it starts over.
What are the stats on a baseball card and what do they mean?
G stands for games. AB stands for at bats. R stands for runs. H stands for hits. 2B stands for hits to second base. 3B stands for hits to third base. HR stands for home runs. RBI stands for runs batted in. SB stands for stolen bases. BB stands for walks. SO stands for strike outs. SLG stands for sluging. OPS is unknown. AVG stands for how good you are at batting.
What has three legs and runs?
a clock
What has 0 legs 0 arms but it runs but never walks?
Water because water runs but never walks has no legs or arms
Can run but has no legs?
What can run but has no legs - hmm...... a CAR!
Where is the flank located in the horse?
The flank area on a horse begins just above the 'stifle' joint (which is located on the upper hind leg and towards the front) and extends upward toward the backbone. It is easily recognizable because the hair growth there runs in the opposite direction from the rest of the horse's coat, and is also near the area where a horse's reproductive organs (mare's udder or stallion's sheath and scrotum) are located. See the related link below for a labelled diagram on the parts of a horse.
How do Tasmanian devil move?
It walks or runs, just like a dog or cat walks or runs. Its front legs are slightly longer than its back legs.It walks or runs, just like a dog or cat walks or runs. Its front legs are slightly longer than its back legs.
How does a velocirapter move?
it runs on two legs
