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It licks it forearms because the evaporation around this area will cool its body down.
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∙ 15y ago
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∙ 13y agoso they can clean there faces after. so they can clean there faces after.
to stay cool
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∙ 13y agothey also lick their arms....its to cool off
It is also so they can clean their faces, after licking their paws they rub their face.
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∙ 12y agoBlood vessels are close to the surface of the kangaroos' forearm, and so is a place for heat to escape. Kangaroos lick their forearms to assist in cooling themselves.
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∙ 12y agoI'M pretty sure it's to cool themselves down they are actually licking pulse points and cooling the blood.
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Does kangaroos have arms or paws?
Kangaroos have paws not arms they use there paws to grasp food
Are larger a kangaroos fore paws or its hind paws?
hind paws
What are larger a kangaroos fore pore or its hind paws?
hind paws
Does kangaroos have two or four paws?
they have four paws, but they mostly use two when they bounce.
Why is your dog licking his paws constantly?
Dogs lick their paws for a variety of reasons. They may have an injury that they are trying to heal. A common reason why a dog may constantly lick is paws is allergies.
How do chimpmunks cleen themselfs?
they lick their paws then rub their face. they also lick their bodies
Why do dogs lick people?
dogs lick people to get to know someone and dogs lick people when their happy.
How do jaguar take baths?
They dont in the wild. They will lick their paws clean after a kill.
How do hamsters bath themselves?
Hamsters lick their paws and fur; they clean themselves.
Does a kangaroo have paired legs?
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What are kangaroos' feet called?
Kangaroos' feet do not have any particular name. They have hind legs and forelegs.
Do kangaroos have claws?
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