To move "on all fours" would be to crawl on your hands on knees.
it means 3 fours
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No, Indians did not walk on all fours. This idea is likely a misunderstanding or misrepresentation of human evolution or cultural practices. Humans, including Indians, are bipedal and have walked upright for millions of years. Any claims suggesting otherwise are not supported by scientific evidence.
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To move "on all fours" would be to crawl on your hands on knees.
crawl on all fours whilst you're riding on his back! lol
it means 3 fours
The animal that walks on all fours, then on two legs, and then back on all fours again is a human. As babies, humans crawl on all fours, then learn to walk upright on two legs, and might sometimes crawl again for various reasons.
Yes, they can stand up on their hind legs and crawl on all fours.
they walk on their feet and their cubs crawl and so do they the cubs are under the parent they walk on their feet and their cubs crawl and so do they the cubs are under the parent
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Raccoons, like dogs, can walk short distances on two legs but almost always walk on all fours.
It means that you get down on your hands and knees, and stand like a four legged animal, 'on all fours'.
Dogs use their legs to move. In other words, they walk on all fours.
on all fours = crawling around on hands and knees.
The Family That Walks On All Fours was created on 2006-03-17.