Remember the ways animals move on the ground known to you and give examples of yourself showing who moves how.

During evolution, animals, due to the peculiarities of their kind and the environment, learned to move in different ways. For example, snakes crawl on their stomachs, doing wavy body movements in different directions. Lizards and crocodiles move on four legs, alternately moving two legs on one side. Cats and dogs change legs independently of each other. Many primates walk on their hind legs and balance with their front legs. Kangaroo jumps on its hind legs while leaning on its tail.