- alternate, poorly-defined
light and dark
bands on the back.
Meerkats have
foreclaws adapted for
digging and have the
ability to
thermoregulate to survive...
- arid savannas. It
feeds on ants, termites, and bees. Its very
strong foreclaws can be used to
break insect nests or to
defend itself. The
southern tamandua...
- of
Peter Hennessy Crest A
worker bee
statant Or
holding in the
dexter foreclaws an open
fountain pen
bendwise sinister nib
downwards Proper. Escutcheon...
-
either side a lion Or that on the
dexter supporting with the
exterior foreclaws a
shaft of
palewise Argent entwined with oak
leaves slipped Vert fructed...
-
bodies with short,
powerful legs, they are
identifiable by
their huge
foreclaws (measuring up to 5 cm in length) and
distinctive head markings. American...
-
results in a
single offspring;
twins are
possible but rare. The
large foreclaws prevent mothers from
grasping their newborns and they
therefore have to...
- animal,
having the head of a fox, the
breast feathered as an eagle's, the
foreclaws also of an eagle; the
remainder of the body that of a wolf." It follows...
-
species dig
using their powerful incisors and, to a
lesser extent, the
foreclaws,
although dune
blesmols dig
primarily with
their feet,
restricting them...
-
total lack of information. In many species,
dimorphisms include elongated foreclaws or a
concave plastron in the male. The
longer claws are used in a courtship...
- in soil to
extract invertebrate food. The
elongate muzzle and
powerful foreclaws are used for
probing in
crevices and
rooting and
digging in soil. This...
