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What is a tertapod?

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∙ 16y ago
Updated: 8/9/2025

A tertapod is a fictional creature often depicted in speculative fiction or fantasy settings. It is characterized by having four limbs or appendages, which can be either arms or legs, depending on the context. The term is derived from "tetrapod," which in biological terms refers to vertebrates with four limbs, but "tertapod" may imply a unique or imaginative variation within a creative narrative.

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