Animals typically have an even number of legs due to evolutionary advantages related to balance and stability. An even number of limbs allows for symmetrical movement and better weight distribution, which is crucial for locomotion. Invertebrates like insects, which often have six legs, and vertebrates like mammals, which commonly have four, exemplify this trait, as it enhances their ability to navigate different environments effectively. This symmetry also aids in the coordination of movement and reduces the risk of injury during locomotion.
Most animals with three legs would have difficulty moving efficiently and balancing properly, which would put them at a disadvantage compared to animals with four legs. Animals have evolved to have an even number of legs for better stability and mobility.
Legs
Lots of animals do have legs.
Classification of animals with legs usually comes in handy in the 'arthropod' group(invertebrates). Arthropods Myriapods- 20 or more legs Arachnids- 8 legs Insects- 6 legs Crustaceans- 10-14 legs
No. All Animals do not have 4 Legs
There are no known animals that have 12 legs. An insect does not have 12 legs, instead it has half, it has six legs.
Fish do not have legs. 4 or any other number.
The answer is 2.If you over read it you will be confused but the question merely asked "how many legs do you have" not the total number of legs of the animals you have. LOL...
No. By definition, all spiders have eight legs. Insects have a varying number of legs (think of a centipede and millipede), but always an even number.
because we humans walk on our legs and the animals don't have the sort of balance we have
No. Numbats walk on four legs, and even though they are not fast-moving animals, they do not waddle.
no all animals do not have legs some crawl like snail etc