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Can grasshoppers grow their back legs back?
no
Do grasshoppers back legs grow back?
yes they do grow back just like spiders and some lizards
Can a salamnder legs grow back?
if the arms can maybe the legs can to
Do kaytydids grow there legs back?
no
Do dragonflies grow?
Dragonfly can grow legs back, however only when all of their legs are gone.
Does amphibians regrow legs?
Some amphibians can. Salamanders can grow back legs, tadpoles can regrow broken tails, but frogs can't grow back legs. i am dating a hot guy!
Do transulas grow back there legs?
yes
Does A octupus's legs grow back?
yes
Can ants legs grow back?
yes and no
Will Hermit Crab's legs grow back?
yes
What do you do if your hermit crab looses 2 legs?
nothing. when they molt their legs grow back.
Do moths have any legs?
Yes they have 6 legs just like a butterfly.
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