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GoogleTopTenOptimization.com asked:


Hello,

believe it or not, not a single webpage talk about the insict which has fourty-four legs, i need to know everything about it, like

its scientific name,
where it servives and how
what it eats
is it harmful for humans
how to get red of it and avoid it comming to your house….etc.

thanks

Kawa asked:


I’ve been researching animals and cannot think of any that is a quadruped while having two wings, aside from types of insects of course. Has any ever existed, extinct or alive today?

debbie81268 asked:


Although most salamanders have four legs, the aquatic salamander shown below resembles an eel. It lacks hind limbs and has very tiny forelimbs. Propose a hypothesis to explain how limbless salamanders evolved according to Darwin’s theory ofnatural selection..

vishal menon asked:


You would have noticed that cats always fall on their 4 legs only. They never fall on their back?

Bond girl asked:


It skims the earth really fast with all four legs outstretched. I see them in my yard in Indiana.

musicgrl asked:


the eggs of this organism has hard shells.

Fearless Fosdick asked:


Mammary glands of elephants are between their front legs, just as the mammary glands of two legged mammals are between their arms.

Are there other four legged animals with mammary glands between their front legs?
Interesting to learn that hyraxes are related to elephants. I find that they have two nipples between front legs and four more behind these.

questioner asked:


It was walking around all fearlessly and looked like a daddy long legs with an elongated body almost as if it had a tail. it only had four legs and walked on only four legs.

I dont know if this is a rare species but it was definately some sort of daddy long legs spider. should i catch it or somthing? does anyone know what it is?

Cerisse Sinclair asked:


My friends and I are arguing whether it’s a Great Dane or a St. Bernard or an Irish Wolfhound. Correct us if there are any breeds that are generally bigger/larger. I DON’T mean fattest, but largest and tallest by standing up and with four legs on the ground.

Samian’s Fifteenth Account asked:


I was watching this sequence of 19th century photographs of an American bison galloping, and it got me wondering… when four-legged animals such as bison and horses gallop, do their front legs or their hind legs touch the ground first?