Question

5 differences between human foot and animal foot

Answer 1

A major difference between the two stems from flexibility. The former's foot is adapted for a stiff push-off which is necessary for bipedal locomotion.  For example, the big toe of humans is thick in comparison to that of a chimpanzee, and is aligned with the other toes, which allows the foot to push off the ground.

Different animals rely on different parts of their feet for locomotion, or moving around. Some animals walk on the soles of their feet. Others travel on their toenails, also known as hooves. Without feet, birds would never get off the ground.

Answer 2

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A major difference between the two stems from flexibility. The former's foot is adapted for a stiff push-off which is necessary for bipedal locomotion. ... For example, the big toe of humans is thick in comparison to that of a chimpanzee, and is aligned with the other toes, which allows the foot to push off the ground.

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