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3 years ago

Name 2 ways forelimbs are different that hindlimbs

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Depending on if your speaking of a human or animal. The kind of animal matters as well. Hind limbs tend to be stronger like with frogs and rabbits because they use them to jump and kick. With animals like squirrels, there forelimbs are used for picking up food. Hind limbs are also longer on many animals.

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