a starfish
Yes, a hissing cockroach has the ability to regrow a missing or broken antennae. They also can regrow limbs that are broken or missing.
No, do you really think if people could grow back limbs, there would be people who are missing limbs? Like someone in a wheelchair with missing legs? There are some animals (not mammals) that can grow back limbs though.
Of course not.Dont forget the fish and snakes.
A miricle mouse can grow back most limbs in the body. Which is why it is called a MIRICLE!
Mice cannot grow back their limbs.
hind is meaning back or behind. limbs meaning arms or legs. so like " back arms" or "back legs"
Paresis is sluggish and incomplete movement of the limbs; paralysis is complete immobility of the limbs. Both can be diagnosed through a neurologic exam, in which the limbs are placed in abnormal positions and the veterinarian sees how long it takes for the animal to correct the limb's position back to normal. For instance, dogs and cats should stand with their toes facing forward and the pads of their paws facing downward. A veterinarian will support the animal's weight and curl the paw over so the toes are facing backwards and the pads are facing upwards. A normal animal will flip the paw back over immediately (or, in some cases, not allow the paw to be flipped over at all). An animal with paresis of that leg will flip the paw back over, but will do so slowly and weakly. An animal with paralysis of that leg will not be able to flip the paw back over at all.
Frogs push off their back limbs to jump, which makes them more powerful
No, babies do not grow their limbs back if they are lost due to injury or amputation. Unlike some animals that can regenerate limbs, humans have a limited regenerative capacity. However, infants and young children have a remarkable ability to heal and recover from injuries, but this does not include regrowing limbs.
they can and they will
The hind limbs are much longer than the forelimbs, but forelimb to hind limb ratio is quite variable. Toads and toad-like anurans have relatively short hind limbs.
4 main limbs. 18 total toes. 4 on front. 5 on back