Question

What do we call call the Movement
of the following animal
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Answer 1

Answer:

Often, we can also see the degeneration of movement, with limbs getting increasingly smaller ... For example, the fish called mudskipper.

Answer 2

Answer:

Animals Move

This movement from one place to another iscalled locomotion, and there are lots of different types.

If you take a minute to think about your day, there's a lot of movement involved in it. Even if you sit at a desk most of the day, you probably walked to your car, up some stairs, down a hallway, to a refrigerator, to the bathroom, and everywhere else you went.

Most other animals also move as they search for food, evade predators, or tuck in for the night. This movement from one place to another is called locomotion, and there are lots of different types. There are animals that move on land, in the air, in trees, and in the water. Each of these environments requires a different type of locomotion: animals on the ground have to worry about friction, animals in the air have to worry about gravity, and animals underwater have to worry about buoyancy.

Let's take a look at the more common modes of animal locomotion to get a better idea of how animals move. Keep in mind that this is not an exhaustive list of every type; there are just too many to cover in this lesson. However, it should be a good jumping off point!

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