Assertion: seal's flipper | /r/HasProperty | rear
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text: True seals move about in a cumbersome way, using an undulating motion, while eared seals can rotate their rear flippers underneath them to walk on land.
text: True seals move about in a cumbersome way, using an undulating motion, while eared seals can rotate their rear flippers underneath them to walk on land.
text: True seals move about in a cumbersome way, using an undulating motion, while eared seals can rotate their rear flippers underneath them to walk on land.
text: True seals move about in a cumbersome way, using an undulating motion, while eared seals can rotate their rear flippers underneath them to walk on land.
text: Their rear flippers are used to propel the seal through the water, while front flippers are used for steering.
text: Seals use their rear flippers and move the back half of their bodies in a sculling motion.
text: Depending on their specific subspecies, seals may come in a variety of shapes and sizes -- however, they are all torpedo-shaped, feature rear flippers that help them move through the water, sharp carnivore teeth and front flippers that feature sharp, powerful claws.
text: Seals use their rear flippers and move the back half of their bodies in a sculling motion.
text: While swimming, they use their rear flippers for power.