When we stand on one leg, all our weight is centred on the small area of one foot. Standing on two feet spreads our weight across the greater area of two feet, so we should sink less.
the same reson we stand on two feet; It's more comfortable this way.
To rest the other leg.
our leg bones and leg muscles
The common myth about quicksand is that it sucks you down. It you struggle then you will sink because your body movements actually dig deeper into the muck. Quicksand is highly saturated sand or silt or mud where water has not evaporated or leached out. If sand or dirt particles won't sink then neither will you so long as you stay calm and allow yourself to float to the top. If it is very muddy then when you struggle you may create a suction in the mix that has to be broken before you can come out. If your leg is stuck because of suction, you need to take something (walking stick, branch, piece of hose) and push it down along your leg to break the suction. A piece of hose is ideal because it lets air in around your trapped leg to break the suction. Best rule: don't go hiking alone.
the leg bones of a bat are so thin that bats cannot stand
A Flamingo stands on one leg
first get on it. then stand. and push with one leg and balance with the other.
Leg Before Wicket
to pull a scale you stand on one leg (normally you stand on your right leg) then you grab the right side of your left ankle and pull it up.
We ties a stick on his leg and hand by which it stand straight
It stands for Restless Leg Syndrome.
they stand on one leg