there are other animals that have hoofed feet .....?
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cows, pigs, horses, zebra, deer, gazelle, bulls, giraffes, i think.  other african and other things related to deer.  mammals in grasslands, not forests. not too many in south america.  lots in africa.  hippos and rinos i think.  am pretty sure.
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Cows only have teeth on the bottom and a flat cartilaginous plate on the top.  Really  go lift up a lip and check it out!
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Divide 278 by four to get the number of horses, then subract that number of horses from the heads to get the number of ostriches. MAke sense? If it doesn't email me. \n\nR u sure you have the number of hooves right?????? Cause ostriches don't have hooves but there is a remainder of 2 did u mean feet? if u meant feet then...\n\nummm...\n\nOOOO i no.... 123 horses and 0 ostriches! works don't it?
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I think so! Visit: http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/animals/mammals/
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Feet-Pedi \nHands-Mani
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There's more evolutionary proof than that:\nHumans have; canine teeth , shed crocodile tears, horse sense,\ncrow's feet, pigeon toed,........whatever.
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It squats, it pushes, out it comes. Much like a dog, I would imagine (except for their being no grass to wipe its feet).\n\nI can't think how it would be any different from any other mammal...
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Yeah, that guy is right. A snail can't jump. So not ALL animals can jump higher than a house!
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No even though where similar geneticly where not that close. I think the only species that can do that are a zebra/donkey and  donkey/horse
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Just find a Guiness book somewhere and look it up for yourself.  \n\nI always thought Kangaroos were the farthest jumping mammals.  (Unless marsupials don't count...)
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Because they have cloven hooves and do not chewe cud. The entire Levitical law hinges around not mixing two different things (like not wearing a shirt composed of a wool/linnen blend), and cud-chewing, cloveen-hoofed animals were seen as one class while non cud-chewing, non-cloven-hoofed animals were considered a different class. Because pigs have one factor (the hoof) but not the other (the cud chewing), they are seen as being an abomination, a perverse blend of two animals that should have been seperate. This theme of keeping everything in its place and not mixing them up is very important to the Torah.
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I've seen beavers run across the ground, but I'd call it more of a hurried waddle.  I'd put them in the opossum speed category.  No way in the world could a beaver outrun a wolf anywhere except underwater.
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Yes, sheep and dogs. I don't know any other animals.
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Seeing-eye dog.\nWalks on four legs, like a chair (b/c a chair has 4 legs)
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They can rotate their rear paws and dig their claws in.  They are flexable little critters!
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In humans, again the caudal extension of the spine (also in other hominoids), and potentially the appendix. In other animals, horses have a vestigial second toe, whales have vestigial femurs as do other water mammals and snakes. Orangutans have vestigial thumbs. Old World (African and Asian) monkeys have relatively vestigial tails (they don't do much for balance and they aren't prehensile). And chickens have vestigial genes that when tinkered with have been able to produce teeth :)
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actually that is a widely believed myth, they are able to jump. as for animals that can't jump, there are many: worms, sloths, turtles....