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Humans have two legs as a result of bipedalism, which evolved to aid in walking, running, and freeing the hands for tool use and manipulation. This adaptation allowed early humans to cover long distances and adapt to various environments. In contrast, cows and buffaloes have four legs, which provide greater stability and support for their larger bodies, facilitating efficient movement on uneven terrain and supporting their grazing lifestyle. Each limb configuration reflects the specific evolutionary pressures and ecological niches of the respective species.
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Does a cow have 10 legs?
No, a cow does not have 10 legs. A cow typically has four legs.
What has four legs and says OOM?
A cow walking backwards
Why do bulls have four legs and how many times a day does the farmer milk them?
A bull has four legs because they are a bovine just like a cow is. And it doesn't get milked cause it's a male, not a cow.
Why buffaloes are found in water and cow is not found in water?
buffaloes have thicker skin whereas cows have thinner skin
How many legs do a cow have?
DA two just like human beings
How many codons are exactly the same in a human and cow cow?
64 sixty four
If three cows have four legs and one cow has 2 legs how many cows have 2 legs?
8 cows (They all have 2 legs)
Does cow tipping break the legs of the cow?
No, because the cow goes over on its side not onto its legs.
How many chambers does a cow's heart have?
There are four chambers in a cow's heart. A cow's heart works just like a human's heart, as is with most other mammals.
Why doesn't a cow have legs?
There are several animals that have no legs. Some of these animals include, snakes, whales, snails, fish, and seals.
How do buffalo move?
A wild buffalo eats by moving from one place to another and grazing on what they find. A captive buffalo is fed hay, grasses and grains. They eat by chewing and swallowing the various grasses.
What are five examples of a tetra pod?
Dog, Cat, Horse, Pig, Cow. Basically, anything with four legs.
