- females. It is
recognizable by its
elongated snout,
bushy tail, long
foreclaws, and
distinctively colored pelage. The
giant anteater is
found in multiple...
- arid savannas. It
feeds on ants, termites, and bees. Its very
strong foreclaws can be used to
break insect nests or to
defend itself. The
southern tamandua...
- alternate, poorly-defined
light and dark
bands on the back.
Meerkats have
foreclaws adapted for
digging and have the
ability to
thermoregulate to survive...
- fleurs-de-lys
Azure gorged with a
collar of
poppy flowers Gules its
dexter foreclaw resting on the
pommel of a
sheathed sword point downwards Azure embellished...
- They have
polygynandrous mating behavior.
Courtship consists of biting,
foreclaw display, and chasing. Yellow-bellied
sliders are
capable of interbreeding...
- from both hind and
front legs are
almost identical in length,
though the
foreclaws tend to be more
sharply curved. The paws of the
species are relatively...
-
additional opening captions are: "Watch, Rinse, Repeat", "Apply
directly to the
foreclaw" (a
reference to HeadOn), and "Last
Known Transmission of the
Hubble Telescope...
-
results in a
single offspring;
twins are
possible but rare. The
large foreclaws prevent mothers from
grasping their newborns and they
therefore have to...
-
Argent with a rose
Gules barbed and
seeded Proper holding in its
exterior foreclaw a
sword erect Argent hilt
pommel and
quillons Or
sinister a
winged lion...
-
bodies with short,
powerful legs, they are
identifiable by
their huge
foreclaws (measuring up to 5 cm in length) and
distinctive head markings. American...
