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How long is a porcupines hind foot?
A porcupine's hind foot is 3 and 1/2 inches long!
How does the lower front and hind legs of the horse change between the eohippus and the equus?
Evolution never happened so a horse has always looked like the horses we see today.
How many bones in the hind foot?
5
What is the difference between an African elephants foot and an Asian elephants foot?
African elephants have 3 nails on each hind foot, and 4 on each front foot.Asian elephants have 4 nails on each hind foot and 5 on each front foot
Hitting the sole of the fore foot with the toe of the hind foot is called?
Over-reaching
How many toes on the hind foot of a frog have?
i think it has 4
does a cheetah grow to be 7 foot tall on hind legs?
no
What is the plural of hindfoot?
The plural is "hindfeet" for the single word "hindfoot" which refers to a part of the foot, of which there is only one per foot. This could also be stated collectively to refer to all affected areas in all feet as "the hindfoot."The plural of the term "hind foot" (rear foot) is "hind feet."
The rear left hind foot of what lagomorph is considered especially lucky?
Rabbit
What is the hind knee of a deer called?
Hock, though the "hind knee" of a deer is actually equivalent to the heel on a human's foot, not the true knee itself.
Eohippus the first prehistoric horse is also known by what name?
The true answer for this answer is Hyracotherium. It had 4 toes on each of its front feet, but 3 on each of its hind legs. It then envolved to a series of different animals, but at the end, the result was gorgeous-- it was Equus (Also known as the modern horse). I really like this questoin, but it also has another answer-- Dawn horse. Eohippus means Dawn Horse, so that is a nother answer to your awesome answer! :D
To notice a limp and determine where does it come from?
Make the horse trot by jogging alongside it while leading it. If the horse is lame, it will look as though it is limping. You can tell where it comes from by watching the horse's feet and head. If, when he puts one front foot down and his head goes up, it means he is lame in that foot. If the same happens with a hind foot and his head goes down, he is lame in that hind foot.
