Cetaceans, Pinnipeds and the like.
I am pretty sure sea turtles legs are called flippers. Also, i think they can be called webbed feet. You know, i think they can be called fins too. I would go wth flippers.
I believe defalcates
Egg laying mammals are monotremes. They belong to the order monotremata.
bubbles, coral, flippers or an irish name
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'Flippers' ,
It is unclear who the true inventor of the flippers really is. Benjamin Franklin invented a pair of flipper like footwear when he was a young boy. However, a Frenchman name Louis de Courleiu made a more modernized version of flippers in 1914.
The foot of a bear is called a paw. Many other mammals use this name for feet as well, such as dogs and cats.
Well, I'll tell you. Penguins, of course have webbed feet, it allows them to kick, walk and waddle. We don't at all times have webbed feet,but don't worry, we can still swim! After all it's NOT really the feet, it's just, kind of fake. Because all feet are important, they allow us (and other animals) to walk. Penguins use their flippers (their small wings) to keep balance, and to swim EVEN faster. And no, they do not have fake black flippers (scuba diver gear) with claws. They are born with their own feet. Just like all other animals, reptiles, and so on. I am an expert wiki answerer, and my user name is... NormaJean88. Find this user name, if you do, that's me. Keep it Up Fellas!!
Monotremata is the scientific name for monotremes
The mammary glands, a defining characteristic of mammals.
Do you mean to write "platypus"? If you did, they are fascinating animals-- they are one of the few mammals that lay eggs instead of giving birth. They have duck-bills and webbed feet, but they are not ducks; in fact, they have broad tails. Their name comes from a Greek word that means "flat-footed." I enclose a link to more information about the platypus.