- prey. The
claws on the
forefeet are
typically sharper than
those on the
hindfeet. Cats can
voluntarily extend their claws, such as in hunting, fighting...
- or the foot
meets the long bones.
Spurs are most
commonly found on the
hindfeet,
though some
birds possess spurs at the
leading edge of the wings. A spur...
- is
adapted for
climbing and
descends to the
ground head-first with the
hindfeet holding on to the
middle of the tree trunk. It
moves quickly on the ground...
-
range since human encroachment began (another is the coyote).
Raccoon hindfeet are
plantigrade similar to
those of
humans and bears.
Raccoons are sometimes...
- It
causes extensive hair loss,
starting from the base of the tail and
hindfeet, then the rump
before moving on to the rest of the body. In the
final stages...
-
these pterosaurs swam
using their hindlimbs. In general,
these have
large hindfeet and long torsos,
indicating that they were
probably more
adapted for swimming...
- rodents,
squamae are
small tubercles resembling scales on the sole of the
hindfeet.
Among oryzomyine rodents,
their development is variable; most have well-developed...
- It is also
recognized for its
broad forefeet,
stout claws, and
naked hindfeet. The term
Hylomys is
referred as
lesser gymnures. The term
megalotis is...
- to yellowish. The
animal has long whiskers,
short forelimbs, and long
hindfeet. The tail ends in a
prominent tuft of long,
light hairs. The
skull is robust...
-
brightly colored. The
fulvous tints are
exceedingly bright, and
cover the
hindfeet and forefeet.
Southwestern Colorado,
extreme southern Utah and Nevada,...
