How many feet does a sheep have?

They range in length from 4 to 6 feet (120 to 180 cm) and from 2 to 4 feet (65 to 127 cm) at the shoulder. Some experts, such as the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN), treat the domestic sheep’s wild ancestor, the urial, as a separate species (Ovis orientalis).

How many legs do BEEN have?

How many legs does a bee have and what do bees use their legs for? Bees are insects, and like all insects, bees have six legs – or three pairs: two forelegs (to the front of the body) two middle legs.

How many legs does chicken have?

4
Chicken/Limbs

Do any animals have 5 legs?

It turns out kangaroos may be the world’s only “pentapedal” animals, effectively having five legs. Before you start taking a close look at stills of Skippy the bush kangaroo, it’s not a secret limb – the fifth “leg” is the animal’s tail.

Why can’t centipedes have 100 legs?

Centipedes are elongated metameric creatures with one pair of legs per body segment. Centipedes always have an odd number of pairs of legs. Therefore, no centipede has exactly 100 legs. Like spiders and scorpions, centipedes are predominantly carnivorous.

Do any bees have 4 legs?

All types of bee, queen, drone and worker have the same number of legs — six. While all are used for walking around, the front and the rear legs have additional functions. The front pair doubles as a grooming tool for the antennae and to manipulate the pollen into one place at the rear of the bee.

Do any birds have 4 legs?

The fluffy white bird has been labelled ‘franken-chicken’ appears to have its four legs roughly evenly spaced and has no trouble walking. It isn’t know why the bird was born with two extra legs than the normal chicken.

Do chickens have 2 or 4 legs?

A chicken has 2 legs.

How many legs does a sheep’s tail have?

“Oh, no”, Lincoln replied. “Calling a sheep’s tail a leg doesn’t make it a leg. He’d only have four.” In 1970 the popular syndicated advice columnist Ann Landers published another version of the Lincoln anecdote: 15 When Abraham Lincoln was asked by a prosecuting attorney,…

Are there different types of animals that have legs?

There are different versions of this puzzler, and each is based on a different type of animal, e.g., a sheep, a calf, a horse, or a pig. But the template for the question and answer remains the same.

How many legs does a full grown Lamb have?

Except, that is, regarding the question of the number of legs on a lamb. Our customers are frequently and justifiably surprised when we come back to them about their cutting requirements, saying sorry, but you can’t have two legs whole and two halved, because a lamb only has two legs. It has legs at the back and shoulders at the front: two of each.

Why do so many sheep have lame legs?

Sheep don’t usually limp because they have anything wrong with their legs or joints, but almost always because there is a problem with the foot. There are several common reasons for limping, for example: When the ground is muddy, sheep often get little lumps of mud or small stones stuck between their toes.

How many legs does a sheep and a duck have?

Show one way to have sheep and ducks with 32 legs in all. Show a different number of sheep and ducks with 32 legs in all. Grade 2 – 2007

How many sheep and ducks are in a pen?

One of the farmer’s pens has a high fence around it. He can see 32 legs under the fence. How many sheep and ducks are in this pen? Show one way to have sheep and ducks with 32 legs in all. Show a different number of sheep and ducks with 32 legs in all.

There are different versions of this puzzler, and each is based on a different type of animal, e.g., a sheep, a calf, a horse, or a pig. But the template for the question and answer remains the same.