93 Horses and 36 cows. ( 3 legs / cow * x cow + 4 legs / horse * y horse = 480 legs and 1 head / cow * x cow + 1 head / horse * y horse = 129 are two equations in two unknowns, which can easily be solved )
A horse has 4 legs and 1 head. That is that 1 horse represents 5 of 25 legs and heads.So we can say that there are 5 horses (25÷5).
a mutant... or a genetically modified organism...
It has 3 pairs of walking legs.
someone without legs :3
You can but it would be extremly wonky
The back legs of a horse is called its hind legs.
No. A quadraped has four legs. A horse has SIX legs. Two legs in the back, and fore legs in the front.
The function of a horse's legs is both movement and support.
Yes, a horse is a quadruped as it walks on four legs.
a dead horse
93 Horses and 36 cows. ( 3 legs / cow * x cow + 4 legs / horse * y horse = 480 legs and 1 head / cow * x cow + 1 head / horse * y horse = 129 are two equations in two unknowns, which can easily be solved )
He has 4 legs.
Yes, it will actually dose standing on three legs. But for real REM sleep, they lay down in recumbancy or out on their sides.
Well in a basic 3 beat canter the legs move in this basic way. The right hind leg pushes the horse forward and the other three legs are suspended for a moment then the left rear and right fore legs land while the right hind is still on the ground, finally the left foreleg lands on the ground and the other three legs are pulled up under the horse.
A horse's legs are very important because all their weight (that isn't their legs!) is supported by their four legs. That's over 900lbs! So they have to be very strong and that's why if a horse breaks a leg it is usually fatal.
stiff legs.