Comments on: Animal Locomotion: 10 Marvelous Means of Movement

By: Bichon Frise Lover

Bichon Frise Lover — Sat, 11 Apr 2009 21:59:51 +0000

Hey u no THe “sqirrels and there freaky couisins ?well u did not say the name of the animal which is called the sugar glider ! do u no anything about animals?

By: Aaron M

Aaron M — Wed, 11 Mar 2009 20:23:51 +0000

oh no im having a 10 weirdest pets list in no order
1. the fainting goat
2.the sphynx
3.(to a lot of people) ferrets
4.bearded dragons
5.frilled lizards
6.thickheaded goldfish
7.sea monkeys
8.chia pets (yeah i put them despite theyre PLANT SCULPTURES)
9.pet rock (i am getting too far)
10.venus fly traps

By: Jom

Jom — Fri, 30 Jan 2009 15:45:08 +0000

The Water striders looks cool up in water and they have to move faster to do just that.

By: Terry B

Terry B — Thu, 29 Jan 2009 18:38:49 +0000

Hey, camels, bears and giraffes are not the only well-known animals that possess a broken lateral gait! The so-called “Gaited” horse breeds to too, and that’s why they’re so popular. Without that moment of jarring suspension in the trot, these guys are super smooth to ride. Those with an evenly balanced gait 1-2-3-4 are, for example, the Peruvian Horse, the Paso Fino, the Tennessee Walking horse, Icelandic Horse, and others that generally have three feet on the ground like a baby crawling. There some with an ‘off-center’ beat, like the Missouri Fox trotter, 1-2–3-4 or the Singlefooter, who can move at speed with three hooves in the air and one touching down. There are many others as well, but these are best known in America. Many descent from the Barb and Jennet horses of Africa and Spain. Check it out!