Assertion: giraffe's leg | /r/HasProperty | front
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text: However, they run in a similar style to other mammals, swinging their rear legs and front legs in unison.
text: If the giraffe wants to bend down to drink, it either spreads its front legs or bends its knees.
text: This is why a giraffe has to spread its front legs or kneel to reach the ground for a drink of water.
text: Because their legs are so long, they must either bend the front legs, or spread them awkwardly wide, especially to drink.
text: They can kick with front and rear legs, and are simply too great a risk for even the hungriest on the plains.
text: but when they do come across clean water, they must splay their front legs (which are longer than the back) in order to get their head close enough to the ground to drink.
text: This means when giraffes have to get a drink of water, they have to bend their front legs awkwardly to reach the ground.
text: Each giraffe braces its front legs and swings its head upward and over its shoulder.
text: To drink water, a giraffe kneels or spread its front legs to reach its mouth to water.
text: To drink water, a giraffe kneels or spread its front legs to reach its mouth to water.
text: When sitting down, a giraffe kneels on its front legs and then move down the rest of its body.
text: To lie down, the giraffe must kneel its front legs before lowering the rest of its body down gently.
text: If it wants to bend down to drink, the giraffe either spreads its front legs or bends its "knees".
text: Because their necks are shorter than their legs, they must spread their front legs wide in order to reach the water to drink.
text: It spreads its front legs awkwardly so it can lower its head to the river or pool.
text: To get to water, they need to spread their front legs and crane their neck down at an awkward angle, a position that leaves them clumsy and vulnerable to predators such as crocodiles.
text: Giraffes must spread their front legs wide in order to reach the water to drink.
text: If it wants to bend down to drink, the giraffe either spreads its front legs or bends its "knees".
text: However, they run in a similar style to other mammals, swinging their rear legs and front legs in unison.
text: A giraffe is most at risk to a lion attack when spreading its front legs apart and bending down to lap up water.
text: To drink, the giraffe must splay its front legs open or bend its front knees, which leaves it vulnerable to attack.
text: For instance, the neck of a giraffe cannot reach the ground when it is standing; this is the primary reason why giraffes spread their front legs when they want to drink water or reach the ground.
text: In order to drink water, the giraffe has to spread its front legs and bend its long neck to the water.
text: The giraffe has long, stilt-like legs and their front legs are considerably longer than their back legs.
text: It also makes them have to splay their front legs when they want to have a drink of water at the local watering hole.
text: When galloping, the giraffe uses its front legs together and its back legs together.
text: To drink, the giraffe has to bend its front legs or straddle them
text: Because their legs are longer than their necks, giraffe have to splay their front legs to lean forward in order to drink or graze.
text: When they do drink, they are defenceless, and spend a long time getting ready – being very nervous and watchful while spreading their front legs wide in order to bring their very long necks as close as possible to the water.
text: The giraffe has front legs which are about 10% longer than its hind legs, giving it a sloping back.
text: To drink water a giraffe must splay its front legs and bend at the knees.
text: If the giraffe wants to bend down to drink, it either spreads its front legs or bends its knees.
text: This is why a giraffe has to spread its front legs or kneel to reach the ground for a drink of water.
text: but when they do come across clean water, they must splay their front legs (which are longer than the back) in order to get their head close enough to the ground to drink.
text: This means when giraffes have to get a drink of water, they have to bend their front legs awkwardly to reach the ground.
text: Each giraffe braces its front legs and swings its head upward and over its shoulder.
text: To reach ground level for example, when drinking a giraffe has to splay its front legs at an angle of almost 45 degrees.
text: To drink water, a giraffe kneels or spread its front legs to reach its mouth to water.
text: When sitting down, a giraffe kneels on its front legs and then move down the rest of its body.
text: To lie down, the giraffe must kneel its front legs before lowering the rest of its body down gently.
text: Their front legs are about 10% longer than their back legs.
text: Because their necks are shorter than their legs, they must spread their front legs wide in order to reach the water to drink.
text: Their front legs are longer than their back legs, which also helps them to reach the treetops.
text: It spreads its front legs awkwardly so it can lower its head to the river or pool.
text: To get to water, they need to spread their front legs and crane their neck down at an awkward angle, a position that leaves them clumsy and vulnerable to predators such as crocodiles.
text: Giraffes must spread their front legs wide in order to reach the water to drink.
text: The muscles and ligaments of the neck are attached to long spines on the dorsal surface of the thoracic vertebrae, which makes it difficult for the giraffe to reach the ground without spreading its front legs apart or bending its knees.
text: A giraffe is most at risk to a lion attack when spreading its front legs apart and bending down to lap up water.
text: For instance, the neck of a giraffe cannot reach the ground when it is standing; this is the primary reason why giraffes spread their front legs when they want to drink water or reach the ground.
text: In order to drink water, the giraffe has to spread its front legs and bend its long neck to the water.
text: It also makes them have to splay their front legs when they want to have a drink of water at the local watering hole.
text: When galloping, the giraffe uses its front legs together and its back legs together.
text: To drink, the giraffe has to bend its front legs or straddle them
text: When they do drink, they are defenceless, and spend a long time getting ready – being very nervous and watchful while spreading their front legs wide in order to bring their very long necks as close as possible to the water.
text: To drink water a giraffe must splay its front legs and bend at the knees.
text: During copulation, male giraffes stand almost straight up on their hind legs, resting their front legs along the female's flanks, an awkward posture that would be unsustainable for more than a few minutes.
text: During copulation, male giraffes stand almost straight up on their hind legs, resting their front legs along the female's flanks, an awkward posture that would be unsustainable for more than a few minutes.
text: Giraffa camelopardalis have long, sturdy legs, with their front legs longer than their back legs.