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Are vertebrates flexible?
The bones themselves are NOT, but the whole spine is.
Why do cheetahs run faster then people?
becuse of their flexible spine
How are worms flexible?
well they have no spine ,they can bend any way
Do snakes have spins?
Spins? I think you mean SPINE. If so, yes. Snakes do have spines. But its spine is very flexible.
The human backbone is a flexible chain of how many bones?
The human backbone, or spine, is composed of 33 bones. It is divided into segments: the cervical spine, the thoracic spine, the lumbar spine, the sacrum, and the coccyx.
What eats chettahs?
vultures, hyenas, wild dog & maybe lions
A flexible rod that supports an animal's back?
It is called a spine. That actually makes the animal a vertebrate.
Flexible rod that supports an animal's back?
I believe it's a spine or backbone.
Does a cheetah learn to run fast from its habitat?
no, its not because of their habitat. Their flexible spine is the main reason for their fast running.
How long does an average female tiger stretch?
female's tails are approximatly three to four feet.
Do snakes have back bone?
Yes they do - they have a spine that starts at their skull, and ends at the tip of their tail.
What does a cheetah's spine do?
A flexible spine on a cheetah is used for being able to bend it's back while running. First, it takes it's leap and then catches itself by putting it's front paws on the ground. Then, when it has to take another bound, it puts its back paws on the ground and that's were the spine flexes. it makes a kind of tear drop shape with it's body and then the spine curves in. So technically, the flexible spine on a cheetah is used for running.
