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Why walking is difficult inflight?
Born walking on solid ground, meant to be walking on solid ground.
What is the difference between walking and running?
When you walk at least part of one foot is always in contact with the ground.
Are you really walking on thin air?
umm no your walking on the ground.
Is chicken hygienic?
Actually Chickens are the most dirtiest animals next to pigs. They are always walking around in their own fecalmatter and pecking at the ground!!!!
Why do you Looking at the ground while walking?
Looking at the ground while walking can help prevent trips and falls by allowing you to navigate uneven surfaces and obstacles more effectively. It also aids in maintaining focus and awareness of your surroundings, particularly in crowded or unfamiliar areas. Additionally, some people may look down to reflect on their thoughts or simply because they are engrossed in their own world.
What is past tense of walking on the ground floor?
walked on the ground floor
Can walking in a pool use up more calories than walking on the ground?
yes it does
Walking on your heels is called what?
Walking on your heels is called heel-first walking or heel-toe walking. This is the natural way in which humans walk as the heel touches the ground first.
Why is walking called walking?
because the plantlets devlop from the point where the tip of the arching leaf of the parent plant touches the ground, giving a walking effect
What will walking on the moon be like?
The same as walking on plain ground but with more stres because of the equipment and the force of gravity
How do you know if you need walking sticks?
Walking sticks are wonderful for uneven ground or steep inclines, even if you are in shape.
Is frisbee on the ground at rest?
Relative to the ground and anything else on the ground including buildings or a person just standing there, yes, the frisbee is at rest. Relative to a person walking by or a skateboard rolling by, the frisbee is in motion. There's no such thing as 'really' at rest or 'really' moving. Motion is always relative to something.
