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They use their arms and legs (their legs are more like arms) to climb trees and move from branch to branch. Koalas are inactive creatures and sleep much of the time, they generally stay in the same area moving between trees at branch level rather than climbing down. They rarely drink, hence the Aboriginal name 'Koala" = Never Drink or No Drink. Koalas get most of their liquid intake from the moisture in the leaves. Because they spend most of their lives in a tree, it is not advisable to stand directly or even indirectly underneath when observing them.
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What body parts does the Arctic fox use to move about?
the legs
What parts of the body do tigers move with?
They use their legs and muscles in their legs.
What body parts do crabs use to move?
mostly their pinchers and their legs
What body parts do the human use to move from one place to another?
Their buttoxe!
What body parts does a llama use to move around in its environment?
It uses its four legs.
What are two way organisms use nutrients from food?
they use it to build body parts and make cells
How do the glands reach the various parts of the body?
Glands don't move; they are in specific areas of the body depending upon their use, and they were put there during the development of the embryo, but they are not free structures that travel around the body.
Body parts of a caribou use to live?
ALL the body parts of a Caribou are needed for it to live.
What are feet?
The things that get bunyuns on and you where socks on them and they can be smelly.On the end of your legs.The feet are parts of the body that both animals and human beings use to move around on.
How should you treat people who cannot use all of their body parts?
Help them. Take care of them. Teach them to use their muscles and joints.Just to help them use their body parts.
Name two parts of your body that use ball and socket joints?
hip and shoulder. Think of ones you can move round instead of just back and forth
What body parts does a grizzly bear use to move?
It uses it's internal vas deferens and the external epidermal layer for quick, thrusting motions.
