Assertion: platypus's foot | /r/HasProperty | webbed
Facets:
value: partially
type: DEGREE
value: fully
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Equipped with a flat tail and webbed feet, the duck-billed platypus can swim for extended periods underwater searching for food.
text: The feet are webbed with the webbing extending beyond the claws on the front feet.
text: The platypus is a semi-aquatic mammal that has a very unusual appearance, it is duck-billed, has a beaver-like tail, lays eggs, has otter-like fur and webbed feet.
text: Uniquely among mammals, it propels itself when swimming by an alternate rowing motion of the front feet; although all four feet of the platypus are webbed, the hind feet (which are held against the body) do not assist in propulsion, but are used for steering in combination with the tail.
text: Their frontal feet are webbed, that is, they have extra skin between the toes that works as a paddle when they swim.
text: Platypus looks odd because it has rubbery bill, webbed feet, long, flat tail and fur.
text: The platypus has a keratin bill, a broad flattened tail, and webbed feet.
text: Uniquely among mammals it propels itself when swimming by alternate rowing motion with the front two feet; although all four feet of the Platypus are webbed.
text: It has waterproof fur and webbed feet.
text: The front feet are fully webbed and are like large paddles when extended.
text: The rear feet are partially webbed and are equipped with venomous spurs.
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: All four feet of the platypus are webbed.
text: They have large front feet that are webbed to make it easier for them to hunt and swim.
text: A platypus has a body like an otter, a bill and webbed feet like a duck, and a tail like a beaver.
text: It also has short, powerful legs and webbed feet.
text: The platypus has a brown furry body and webbed feet.
text: The platypus is characterised by a soft, toothless rubbery bill, webbed feet, fur and a single external opening to the urinary, digestive and reproductive tracts.
text: It has distinctive duck bill and webbed feet to assist swimming.
text: Uniquely among mammals, it propels itself when swimming by an alternate rowing motion of the front feet; although all four feet of the platypus are webbed, the hind feet (which are held against the body) do not assist in propulsion, but are used for steering in combination with the tail.
text: The five-toed feet are webbed.
text: Platypuses are identified by their streamlined body, webbed feet (platypus is Latin for 'flat foot'), broad tail and characteristic duck-like bill.
text: Have webbed forefeet which aid in swimming and although the hind feet are also webbed, these are folded back against the tail, except when used for steering and as brakes.
text: Uniquely among mammals it propels itself when swimming by alternate rowing motion with the front two feet; although all four feet of the Platypus are webbed, the hind feet (which are held against the body) do not assist in propulsion, but are used for steering in combination with the tail.
text: The hind feet are partly webbed and paddle-like.
text: Uniquely among mammals it propels itself when swimming by alternate rowing motion with the front two feet; although all four feet of the Platypus are webbed, the hind feet (which are held against the body) do not assist in propulsion, but are used for steering in combination with the tail.
text: It is duck-billed, has a beaver-like tail, lays eggs, has otter-like fur and webbed feet like a duck.
text: Australia's platypus has the tail of a beaver, webbed feet, and a bill like a duck.
text: The back feet are partially webbed.
text: One of the most interesting facts about the platypus is that even though it has four webbed feet, it only uses two of them for propulsion while swimming.
text: All four feet of the Platypus are webbed.
text: For about 20 to 40 seconds at a time, the platypuses search for food by diving to the bottom of the stream with their webbed feet and probing the muddy bottom with the sensitive bill.
text: The platypus is a bottom-feeder that uses its beaver-like tail to steer and its webbed feet to propel itself through the water while hunting for insects, shellfish, and worms.
text: Despite its seemingly awkward design, the creature turns out to be a surprisingly adept underwater swimmer, thanks to its webbed feet and beaver-like tail [source: National Geographic].
text: For instance, on its webbed feet, the five individual digits end in claws.
text: Its webbed feet and flat tail assist in swimming and diving and its waterproof coat traps a layer of air to provide insulation against the cold in winter.
text: It uses claws for burrowing and its webbed feet for swimming (the web, which extends beyond the claws, is folded under the palms when the platypus is on land), while its broad, flat tail helps with diving.2 Fine fur, made up of 900 hairs covering each square millimetre of skin has two layers—a woolly undercoat and shiny longer hair