Dinosaurs
humans and other creatures that walk upright are called
Darwin observed that primate like animals that looked vaguely like us, evolved over time to stand upright, evolve large brains, and advanced vocalization through saying how if an early primate had these adaptions, would look much like we all do today.
even dough gorillas can stand upright because their anatomy allows them to, they actuallly do not walk complety upright, they lean forward and help themselves to walk by using their knucles.
The ability of a dogs ears to stand upright is dependent on the muscles and form of their ear. Some dogs ears flop over, some are upright, some flop over only at the tips and some have one that flops and one that stands.
If you have a bunny that has tall ears that stand upright, has big feet and is grey and white, this could be a jack rabbit. It could also be a typical field rabbit, or even an African bunny.
It can be held upright with a test tube stand or a retort stand.
No. Trout do not stand upright.
Dinosaurs evolved from more primitive reptiles, very much like lizards. The evolutionary step that made them so successful was putting their legs directly underneath their bodies so they could stand upright with the stability of bones rather that with the strength of muscles. This allowed them to put on more weight than would have been possible for a land-dwelling animal with limbs at its sides, as with the lizards and frogs.
A vertical stand is available for the PS3
Humans evolved hands that are pretty unique. Our hands can make and hold tools. Humans evolved the upright walking posture so that they could hold a tool like a club or spear and walk or run (or attack an animal) at the same time.
no it does not
humans and other creatures that walk upright are called
They don't hold you upright, more like sideways...
Because they can
First hominid to stand upright.
A lectern is a sloping upright reading stand - they are used in Churches or for public speaking such as a debate.
Darwin observed that primate like animals that looked vaguely like us, evolved over time to stand upright, evolve large brains, and advanced vocalization through saying how if an early primate had these adaptions, would look much like we all do today.