Assertion: platypus's foot | /r/HasProperty | front
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text: When the platypus walks, it folds back the web on its front feet to reveal its claws, giving it a better grip.
text: Platypuses swim with their front feet and steer with their tails and back feet.
text: Platypuses swim with their front feet, with a rowing motion, and move back or turn with their back feet and tails, which they use to steer.
text: Platypus uses its front feet for paddling, and hind feet and tail for steering.
text: Platypuses navigate with the tails and hind feet and swim with the front feet.
text: It uses its front feet like a propeller to move forward and its hind feet to reduce its speed and change directions.
text: It uses its front feet like shovels to dig the burrow.
text: Platypuses swim with their front feet and steer with their tails and back feet.
text: Platypus uses its front feet for paddling, and hind feet and tail for steering.
text: As an excellent swimmer, platypuses spend the majority of their waking hours propelling through the water with a rowing motion of their front feet.
text: When walking on land, the platypus walks on the knuckles of its front feet to protect the webbing between its toes.
text: When platypuses are swimming, their front feet help them since they have another skin that acts as a paddle.
text: It uses its front feet like a propeller to move forward and its hind feet to reduce its speed and change directions.
text: Secondly, because its front feet are fully webbed, the platypus walks on its knuckles in order to protect the webbing and to prevent them from getting entangled in obstacles as it walks.
text: Awkward on the ground, the platypus waddles with the webs of its front feet turned back so it can use its claws for digging.
text: When on land, it engages in knuckle-walking on its front feet, to protect the webbing between the toes.
text: It uses its front feet like shovels to dig the burrow.