yes, when they are in the womb, they develop webbed feet and hands but they still some out without it. :]
Well, darling, those cute little flippers on a duck are called "webbed feet." They help our feathered friends paddle through the water like champs. So next time you see a duck waddling around, just remember they've got some fancy webbed feet to thank for their aquatic skills.
yes they can swim in water if they have webbed feet
Duck-wise, webbed feet is just a natural body formation. Webbed feet are formed within the process of a duck in an egg. Every specie of water-bird (i.e. goose, duck, swan....) has webbed feet! It's a natural thing! Humans cannot have webbed feet because there is no purpose for humans to HAVE webbed feet unless you swim a lot.
They were orginally bred with the Black and Tan Terrier, and the Otter Hound (which has webbed feet) So if it a true Airedale, it would have webbed feet. I own an Airedale and she has webbed feet. I found that out after she caught a bur in between her toes.
Reptiles with webbed feet include some species of aquatic turtles, such as terrapins and sliders, as well as the basilisk lizard, also known as the Jesus Christ lizard for its ability to run on water. These webbed feet are adaptations for swimming and aid in their movement through water.
my hands and feet are slightly webbed. sry, no pictures
yes seals do have weeb feet
I think it is a Walrus
Well, darling, those cute little flippers on a duck are called "webbed feet." They help our feathered friends paddle through the water like champs. So next time you see a duck waddling around, just remember they've got some fancy webbed feet to thank for their aquatic skills.
mostly ducks have webbed feet
Rottweilers feet are not webbed.
Bats have webbed feet!
No chows do not have webbed feet.
Webbed feet
Actually Toads do not have webbed feet, I've spend countless hours doing research and every source is saying they don't have webbed feet.
No, they all have webbed feet.
Yes they do have webbed feet