webbed feet
Frog swimming gear
Webbed feet have skin connecting the toes, forming a paddle-like surface for swimming.
Ducks, geese, frogs, and otters have webbed feet.
The trait appears occasionally in humans as a minor birth defect called syndactyly.
The duck's webbed feet propelled it across the pond.
- otterSemi-aquatic weasel relative
- sea otterMarine mustelid mammal
- duckWaterbird that quacks
- pondSmall still body
- pond lifeOrganisms inhabiting small pools
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- animal traitsfur, tail, claws, teeth, wings
- Donald Ducksailor suit, white feathers, beak, nephews, Huey
- environmental adaptationscamouflage, mimicry, hibernation, migration, thick fur
- ottersotter, sea otter, sea otters, river otter, river otters
- aquatic adaptationsgills, fins, swim bladder, flippers, streamlined body
- adaptationnatural selection, evolution, mimicry, camouflage, hibernation