He stands on his hind legs when he wants food.
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For one, I like to stand on my hind legs!
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He was the proverbial dog walking on his hind legs.
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At last, standing on his hind legs, he discovered it.
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A final push with the hind legs, and it's off.
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Gannon likens it to a bear standing on its hind legs.
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The section including its hind legs and tail became a challenge.
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These fossils include partial skulls, hind legs, tail bones, and forelegs.
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The popular conception of pterosaur flight, with hind legs spread far apart.
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The cub had suffered severe burns to its paws and hind legs.
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The cat lost his own hind legs in an accident last April.
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You scamper up from the riverbank, stand tall on your hind legs.
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" An old boy is commended for still being on his "hind legs.
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He commands it to sit on its hind legs and jump between stools.
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The pup sported a green baseball sweater and pants on his hind legs.
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How would Rin Tin Tin deliver an acceptance speech, on his hind legs?
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The white stallions, with their riders in Napoleonic red, blue and white uniforms and bicorne hats, performed the Capriole (in which the horse kicks out dramatically with its hind legs while making a tricky leap into the air), the Courbette (forward jumps on the hind legs), the Levade (sitting on the hind legs, with forelegs drawn up) and a quadrille, which involves four riders and intricate pass-throughs.
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Sometimes he even stands on his hind legs — for 20 minutes at a time!
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A steed outside the window behind the boy reared up on its hind legs.
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Next, they raised themselves up, as if on stilts, and lifted their hind legs.
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When they stand on their hind legs they can reach three meters in height.
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The females lay eggs and males sport venom-secreting spurs on their hind legs.
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The female kangaroo, a burnt paw on one of its hind legs, quickly jumps away.
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Along the edge of the water, fluffy brown otters stood greeting me on their hind legs.
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What's more, the tremendous torque exerted during an exit attempt causes friction on the hind legs.
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Later, I looked outside and saw her standing up on her hind legs, not quite moving.
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Like a dog walking on its hind legs, we are amazed that it occurs at all.
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Start with a simple goal of getting the rat to sit up on its hind legs.
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In one case, a puppy had an extra pair of hind legs growing from its belly.
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That gives you two front legs, two to four pieces of saddle and two hind legs.
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The puppy is unable to walk on her hind legs due to a severe, but unknown, injury.
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He also has a strange habit of standing on his hind legs, the shelter said on Facebook.
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The German shepherd had been abandoned with a wire tightly wrapped around one of his hind legs.
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An average person is roughly the height of its hind legs, and it weighed about a ton.
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But he gamely said that if canines did wear pants, they should cover only the hind legs.
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Behold: Why is Putin holding the dog in his arms and clutching its hind legs like that?
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Walking through the halls on her two hind legs, this dog can really pull off a dress.
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It's the same arrangement that tetrapods evolved, allowing them to hold themselves up with their hind legs.
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Sometimes, an eight-foot-tall grizzly up on its hind legs will be peering back at them.
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For the last show, the stars spun, frolicked, stood on their hind legs and posed in a headstand.
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Some of the lions held the giraffe by its hind legs while another one climbed up its back.
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Tell Remus "Wingardium Leviosa" — the charm for levitation — and the pup will promptly stand on his hind legs.
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The plush pussycat has Roux's little front paws and is standing on its hind legs, just like Roux.
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What is the oversize cat standing on its hind legs near the painting's lower left corner looking at?
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When Bean the Sussex spaniel sat up on his hind legs and begged for chicken, the crowd melted.
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Company says Venezuela has not paid bill Portuguese food company Raporal, which supplied pork hind legs to Venezuela in 2016, issued a statement saying that Venezuela still owed it, and its parent company Agrovarius, close to 40 million euros stemming from last year's order of 14,000 tons of pork hind legs.
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The creature appears to stand up on its hind legs, though it&aposs not clear how tall it is.
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Still, the Pikachu is capable of standing on its hind legs and emoting sadness with its anime-like eyes.
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Head down, legs tucked underneath, her bent elbows jutted into the air like the hind legs of a grasshopper.
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Her hind legs began to sag when she walked, so we held up her back end with a harness.
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Najin could conceive, but her hind legs are so weak, she may be unable to support a mounted male.
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He notices which tiger stays up the longest on hind legs when they play, and assigns them that trick.
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Najin could conceive, but her hind legs are so weak she may be unable to support a mounted male.
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In response to the warning for snakes, the primates reared up on their hind legs and scanned the ground.
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Somewhere from week five to week eight, their hind legs and faces elongate, giving them a puppy-like appearance.
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Fostoria was an herbivore that stood on its hind legs and belonged to the same group of dinosaurs as iguanodons.
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The replica weighs in at about 70 tons, stretches about 122 feet long and boasts hind legs 17 feet tall.
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A military horse standing on its hind legs, dressed in a military outfit with a helmet, and holding a gun.
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AKWorley990 takes a step toward the bear, which rears back on its hind legs in preparation for a charging attack.
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It was irrefutable that the study had proven, conclusively, that cutting off the frog's hind legs — made the frog deaf.
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These adaptations led tetrapods to walk in a distinctive fashion, moving their forelegs and hind legs together in a cycle.
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Frantic with excitement, they stood on their hind legs and strained against their chains, shining noses perked at our approach.
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Like dogs, wolves and dingoes, it was a carnivore with a svelte body, long, narrow snout and strong hind legs.
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" Daughter Lily Cardone told us, "[Sebastian] recently tore both ACLs in his hind legs and had surgery last Monday on them.
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A Great Dane named Zeus was the tallest dog ever, measuring 7 feet, 4 inches when standing on his hind legs.
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The bear, up on its hind legs, took a swipe at Nelson, scratching a few gashes across his chest and face.
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They barked, wagged their tails and jumped on their hind legs as a black Toyota 4Runner pulled up to the curb.
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Across various experiments, more than 50 young cats were dosed with the vaccine, administered via a shot to their hind legs.
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There are about five of them, loitering by a sculpture of a bear standing on its hind legs—a splotchy bronze.
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It could reportedly walk on its hind legs, and crack open a human skull with one bite from its powerful jaws.
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He showed us how it's affecting Dogbert -- he's already dragging his hind legs, but Trevor's hooked him up with special booties.
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Charlie This precious pup was brought into a New York animal hospital after he suddenly lost the use of his hind legs.
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"You gotta go with this one, " Obama said, motioning to the image showing a dog wearing pants over its two hind legs.
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In the clip, the trapped dogs can be seen standing on their hind legs behind the cage, barking and whimpering for help.
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He was fighting through his second round of cancer, couldn't move his hind legs and couldn't lift his head off the bed.
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And that's when they also noticed another bear, an adult and possibly the mother, standing on its hind legs behind the car.
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Veterinary surgeon Vladislav Zlatinov performed the procedure on Pooh and another feline named Steven, who also lost his hind legs last year.
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Approaching the house, they looked familiar and awkward all at once, like animals who had learned to walk on their hind legs.
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Without much warning, a young whitetail deer rears onto its hind legs, jumps back, and slams its side right into the stream.
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He noticed that Zinke had redecorated the office with a grizzly bear, mounted on its hind legs, and a collection of knives.
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But at the five-minute mark, Freddy's hind legs slipped on gravel as he made a turn, and he rolled over her.
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The animals stare at us across the glassy, mirroring water; the bears, especially, up on their hind legs, resemble silent, accusing totems.
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How did they sprint so fast when Kolomi called, only to stop short on their hind legs, as if ready to dance?
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I woke up once in the middle of the night and saw a bear dancing on its hind legs on the lawn.
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Swift's video, which takes place on her bed, features her cat Olivia Benson leaning back on its hind legs and raising its paws.
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The researchers found, unsurprisingly, that the hind legs push the insect forward and that the middle pair of legs mostly brake and steer.
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As of 2019, his record-breaking height — 7 feet, 4 inches when he stood on his hind legs — has yet to be beaten.
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With two maimed front legs, Pedals, an American black bear who displays remarkably good posture, manages to get around on his hind legs.
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The fight escalates, and both animals stand up on their hind legs in the middle of the road, pushing and biting each other.
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As the centerpiece, Bruno is mounted in a glass case, standing on his hind legs, his paws are on a partially-destroyed beehive.
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His breeders in South Carolina sent him to Rogers because he had trouble using his hind legs, a condition known as swimmers syndrome.
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According to Caters, the 9-month-old dog is 6 feet tall when she stands on her hind legs and weighs over 180 pounds.
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In the clip, the bear is shown getting onto its hind legs to open the door to the Donner Pass Commercial Vehicle Enforcement Facility.
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So they were adamant that they had to have large hind legs and that the wings had to be elements of the four legs.
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With the frame finally assembled, the hind legs, each 17 feet long and weighing over 700 pounds, were hoisted into place with relative ease.
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For example, the system is trained to identify certain aspects, like standing on four legs, whereas rabbits tend to sit on their hind legs.
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But it wasn't until the pet reached 250 pounds and started walking around on its hind legs that they realized there was a mistake.
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The two lizards, standing on their hind legs, go a full 12 rounds (or the reptilian equivalent) as cars and motorcycles buzz past them.
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It is not uncommon for the gray colt to kick his hind legs and whinny in complaint before he reluctantly enters the starting gate.
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Meat is placed above the lions to get them to stand on their hind legs, while penguins are lured onto the scales with food.
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He thinks they'll more closely resemble the pre-storm population, since short hind legs are not helpful for the lizards' mobility on the island.
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They also had greater endurance capacity, as well as more muscle mass in their hind legs than the sedentary animals, and they scampered faster.
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The intricate fossils, mostly skulls, are nearly 100 million years old and belong to the extinct snake group Najash, which still retained hind legs.
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Double amputee dog Cora Rose balances on her hind legs to watch Zach Skow repairing her cart on a street in Washington, DC, May 15.
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One of the photos showed Zoey beaming alongside her owner as she stood on her hind legs and put her paws on the child's leg.
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If the female is unreceptive, however, she'll do all she can to get away, including kicking at him with her hind legs, according to McDonough.
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In Poland last month, an enormous Rhodesian Rhinebeck got up on his hind legs and leaned across a stable door to nuzzle a beautiful foal.
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Whether he had decided beforehand, or was just exercising his executive decision-making skills, Obama pointed to choice B, pants just on the hind legs.
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Tigers' hind legs are longer than their front legs, allowing them to pounce forward up to 30 feet in one leap, according to Animal Planet.
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Squirrels also have small and very sharp claws, and combined with their reversible hind legs, this means they can hang upside down when they want.
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However, he added that the limb motions were simplified and that there was still uncertainty concerning the range of motion of the plesiosaur's hind legs.
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In neighboring Spartanburg County, three horses were found with slashes on their hind legs and bellies, the county's environmental enforcement director, Jamie Nelson, told CNN.
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Even the poetically feeble idea of them being all man-made is undercut by the presence of an aluminum rat stuck between the beast's hind legs.
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The Canadian Press reports that one week after the surgery, Patches slipped a disc in her lower back and is now paralyzed in her hind legs.
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Seeing Gwen Stefani without the platinum color or Ariana Grande sans ponytail feels like catching a dog walk on its hind legs — it almost never happens.
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The six Asian elephants paraded before the crowd in Providence and balanced on their hind legs, then took their final bow before a crowd of thousands.
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However, one dog skeleton was found not under a chariot but to the side, its front paws outstretched, hind legs braced, body bent double with effort.
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If a bear stands on its hind legs or moves closer, it may be trying to get a better view or detect scents in the air.
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Kangaroos may look adorable carrying joeys in their pouches, but their powerful hind legs deliver violent kicks— both to other kangaroos and, occasionally, to unfortunate humans.
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Oklahoma's state reptile, designated in 1969, can run on its hind legs — making it look, some reference materials note, like a tiny dinosaur chasing down prey.
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The little dog, too, who appears in profile, its hind legs resting on a tabletop, is actually wearing an earring — a hoop with three dangling stones.
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The dogs were then brought to a temporary CFF hospital, where a small piece of masking tape was wrapped around one of their hind legs for labeling.
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"He&aposs already standing up on his hind legs, he&aposs got the refrigerator doors open and he&aposs checking out the coolers up top," Tamm said.
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What he and his colleagues found surprising was that the middle and hind legs bore the insect's weight on the same joint that was involved in propulsion.
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Eventually, the raccoon would shake itself out of the daze, rise back up to its hind legs, and stagger forward, before repeating the whole process over again.
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The Wan family, together with a staff of 13, rear American bullfrogs, a frog species prized for their meaty hind legs, which are cooked as a delicacy.
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These rare, candid moments make spotting them outside of a movie set and in the real world feel like watching a dog walk on its hind legs.
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Because of their springy hind legs and tails, hopping mice are better than most mammals at avoiding water, and they don't spend time in water on purpose.
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"Hey, CHiP, do yoga," Fiona ordered, and the obliging canine fell forward onto its snout, waggling its articulated hind legs aloft before deliberately collapsing onto the floor.
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As a non-flighted insect, the fall field cricket's adaptive energy is directed to a pair of powerful hind legs that can propel it a great distance.
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Some people fed the animals soft pretzels from a pushcart by hand, as the raccoons stood on their hind legs to wrest morsels from their admirers' fingertips.
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First, they have very powerful hind legs, much larger than their front limbs, giving them strong propulsion, especially in proportion to their relatively small and light bodies.
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That's why, for instance, his dogs don't have traditional hind legs, but instead walk on what seems like two sets of front legs, akin to a table.
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The black bear stood on its hind legs, sniffing around and pawing through the fridge of the family's cabin in Truckee, California, about 12:30 a.m. Saturday.
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In the clip above, Orion the Australian shepherd gets on his hind legs so he is able to shower Destiny the horse in little, two-pawed hugs.
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"Lesser sirens are one of Indiana's most peculiar salamanders with their long, eel-like bodies, feathery gills, and only two front legs (no hind legs)," Indiana DNR explained.
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For pterosaurs to splay their hind legs in the way commonly portrayed, they'd have to stretch this ligament 63 percent more than what's possible in the quail ligament.
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Two weeks later, the dog was able to drag its hind legs, and after the third week it was able to walk, grab objects, and wag its tail.
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It's not as dramatically cool to watch, but it makes a lot more sense than Simba springing up onto a ledge without any support under his hind legs.
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He also took his time and was prone to false starts, rocking back on his hind legs once, twice, as many as four times before consummating the relationship.
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They don't do terrible things with elephants, like headstands, but they still have them throw darts, play basketball and stand on their hind legs, which takes intensive training.
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Standing on its hind legs in the gutter, foaming and bristling, it seems to grow larger and thicker, wilder and sicker, its bright, eggy eyes gleaming with moisture.
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Two-year-old Hatty was sworn in on Tuesday, standing on her hind legs and placing one black paw across a law book as an oath was read.
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In one image, stupendously massive, dueling horses — sculpted of bronze, no less — balance on their hind legs as an absurd, frozen sign of life in an otherwise static tableau.
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The intruder was a giant monitor lizard, that looked as tall as an adult human, was standing upright on its hind legs with its mouth around the door knob.
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In the photo, Mother Monster holds on to her black and white pup as her two other four-legged family members eagerly meet the little one on hind legs.
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After hearing a sound, this cat stands on his hind legs for a good 25 seconds while his dog friend rolls around excitedly, as dogs are wont to do.
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" (Holds up a chart showing one dog with pants on four legs and another with pants on just the hind legs.) Mr. Obama: "You've got to go with this.
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There's his vivid sketch of the mad March hares, when he sees them standing upright on their hind legs, hitting and circling one another like boxers in their ring.
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The kid was born without its hind legs in a farm in the Xinping Yi-Dai autonomous county, but was determined to lead a normal life like its siblings.
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River otters don't need music to do a funny rhythmic two-step with their short hind legs, while raising their long tails and wiggling their butts as they defecate.
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It is not immediately clear what triggered the fight, but within seconds the bears braise up to each other – standing on their hind legs and walk onto the highway.
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Like a huge kangaroo he stands poised on hind legs and tall, apparently ready to clear with one short leap the intervening hundred feet between his platform and the door.
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EDT to include comments from Blossom's owner Rodney Purvis Blossom — a dog with prosthetics on her hind legs — won't let her mobility difficulties prevent her from living an exciting life.
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The newest Chicago child's advocate was sworn in as she stood on her hind legs and placed a paw across a law book as an oath was given by Foxx.
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On Wednesday Maduro announced he had been unable to distribute thousands of pork hind legs to the poorest neighborhoods in the country -- as he had promised earlier in the month.
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A particular pleasure is the anthropomorphized livestock, like the horse who surrenders while standing on its hind legs with hooves raised in the air, mirroring its rider's hands-up posture.
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Their rigid but powerful limbs and claws could have made them especially good at scrounging up vegetation, while they might have also occasionally stood on their hind legs to feed.
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But once he's added delicate hind legs, spindly forelegs, and the muscular slopes of rump and neck, Traylor invariably arrives at something with the eerie singularity of a Sumerian logogram.
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According to the Associated Press, a bear decided to see how humans lived by popping on its hind legs and walking into a California Highway Patrol (CHP) facility on Nov. 17.
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Photo: Alex Cranz (Gizmodo)When Aibo is standing on its hind legs, tail wagging and soft OLED-lit eyes roving, it's so dang adorable you forget it's supposed to do stuff.
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The scientists also discovered that the chest and back of the hind legs were darker than the lower abdomen, and a big part of the dinosaur's face was very dark, too.
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Second, the "wrists" of their hind legs are double-jointed and hyper-extendable, so that they can reverse paw directions and run down a tree as easily as they run up.
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It's counterintuitive, but our democracy has often been at its best when our constitutional soul has been poked and prodded and has stood up on its hind legs to defend itself.
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It all started three months ago when the cat's owner, Jack Hill, noticed Gray was struggling to walk on his hind legs, and within a few days, he was rendered completely immobile.
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While you may have heard of Sasquatch, the large and hairy humanoid creature that walks on its hind legs, a new breed of Bigfoot has been discovered in Western Massachusetts: Pot Sasquatch.
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He previously held the record for "fastest time to climb 20 stairs by a dog on hind legs," which he achieved in 18.19 seconds on the TODAY show in September of 2015.
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You can't get that mad about seeing the same bear who walks on his hind legs too many times, and if you do, you're the weirdo and it's time to log off.
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No wardrobe malfunction; Barnett intentionally leaves his subject's breasts and a good part of her canine hind legs exposed, while draping her hips in a short skirt, and feathering her upper arm.
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"The Crown Jewel" (2020), a totemic stack of irregular wood and ceramic blocks, glazed deep blue with gashes of candy red, teetered over us, tall as a bear on its hind legs.
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The unicorn, with its halo-encircled horn, rears up its hind legs as if battling evil forces, surrounded by impasto patterns and circles, decorative landscape elements, and full-to-bursting, overdone blooms.
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"All of a sudden, I saw this bear standing on its hind legs and I'd never seen a bear in person before, so I was pretty freaked out," he told CNN affiliate KTLA.
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The zoom in the Plus is also best-in-class, though in smartphones that still remains a bit like a dog walking on its hind legs — it's amazing that it works at all.
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They pull their front legs in as they're twisting, increasing the speed of the spin, which eventually causes their whole spine to align when their hind legs are pointing in the right direction.
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When asked to weigh in on the controversy by YouTube personality sWooZie, Obama didn't hesitate when indicating that man's best friends should only sport pants on their hind legs, rather than all four.
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Opinion WHEN I was a child, I had recurring nightmares about wolves — beasts the size of skyscrapers that walked on their hind legs around New York City blocks, chasing and eventually devouring me.
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No longer depending on her uncooperative hind legs to get around, Misty is getting the exercise she needs to stay healthy and happy, which means she almost ready to find a new home.
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The embryonic bones indicated the hind legs of a baby Hamipterus developed more rapidly than crucial wing elements like the humerus bone, said paleontologist Alexander Kellner of Museu Nacional in Rio de Janeiro.
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Trevor Donovan is fed up with "greedy breeders" who are too cheap to test dogs for a disease that leaves the animals' hind legs paralyzed ... a disease his own German Shepherd is battling.
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Some argue they were, from the beginning, a way of generating lift—perhaps helping the predatory dinosaurs that sported them to get a better kick with the razor-sharp claws on their hind legs.
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Residents of Rockaway Township in New Jersey have posted clips of Pedals — who perambulated entirely on his hind legs due to injuries to his forepaws — since 2014 and even raised money to help him.
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The last time we caught up with the "90210" alum, Dogbert was already dragging his hind legs ... and Trevor was pissed at the greedy breeders who were too cheap to get their pups tested.
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Agence France-Presse reports that in a unique surgery Pooh was fitted with brand new hind legs in the form of two small polymer-and-rubber paws, or bionic paws, mounted on titanium stems.
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When I started walking around, I saw a calf with two heads and four hind legs, cases filled with strange shells, a row of humanlike skulls that I realized must have belonged to apes.
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Pedals, the American black bear who found fame on the internet after video captured him strolling around on his hind legs in New Jersey, is believed to have been shot by a hunter last week.
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Its remarkably well-preserved remains were found in 2011 at a site called Playa Media Luna, where paleontologists recovered most of its skeleton, including its jaw, front and hind legs, bits of spine, and tail.
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Outside, he crept around until he saw, in the moonlight, that it actually was a fox, flattened on the ground with its head stuck down into the window and its hind legs stretched out straight.
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Others depict muscular lions, their mouths open wide as they bare their teeth; griffons with lions' heads, bodies and forelegs, the hind legs of an eagle and the horns of a ram; and winged bulls.
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The footprints belong to the extinct giant ground sloth, measuring seven to eight feet tall when on its hind legs, and sporting razor-like claws — vastly different to the lazy looking sloths you're familiar with today.
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Remember the scene in Mean Girls where Janis Ian sees Ms. Norbury in the mall, and says that encountering a teacher outside of school is more unnerving than seeing a dog walk on its hind legs?
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The anthropologically inclined can approach the book as a portrait of a lost hominid subspecies, complete with its own mythology and linguistic tics, and gradually accustom themselves to the references to hind legs, ears and burrows.
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The 2-year-old bully breed was rescued from the streets of Caldwell, Idaho, in December with paralysis in his hind legs, possibly from some sort of trauma, said the Idaho Statesmen, who first reported Leroy's story.
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Most frog species remain in an embrace during the fertilization, but in this case, the eggs are fertilized by the sperm running down the female's back and hind legs, reaching the eggs after the couple has separated.
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How could one think that the first hominin that stood up on its hind legs some 7 million years ago—nearly 60 million years after a dinosaur-killing accident—would have evolved again if dinosaurs were left unmolested?
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The internet mourned over the weekend after unconfirmed reports that Pedals, a bear that walked upright on its hind legs and was often captured on video strolling around New Jersey suburbs, may have been killed by a hunter.
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"These small dinosaurs would have been agile runners on their powerful hind legs," said Matthew Herne, lead author of the study and a postdoctoral fellow at the University of New England in New South Wales, in a statement.
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Still, a fairer view of the regulatory structure might be Samuel Johnson's well-known observation about a dog walking on its hind legs: "It is not done well but you are surprised to find it done at all."
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But as new research shows, it's very unlikely that flying reptiles were able to move their joints and hind legs in such a manner—a finding that could influence the way scientists study mobility and movements in extinct animals.
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"At his original BMI, he was at a severe risk for arthritis, diabetes, reduced mobility, increased physical injury that can lead to paralysis of the hind legs, cancer, respiratory disease, kidney disease, pancreatic and shortened life expectancy," said Anderson.
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They compared this with a control group of mice that had been suspended by their hind legs to mimic the physiological effects of weightlessness, as well as group of mice that had been exposed to both radiation and weightlessness.
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The story said that this is the first veterinarian in Europe to successfully apply the pioneering method of Irish neuro-orthopaedic surgeon Noel Fitzpatrick, who fitted Oscar, the first bionic cat, new hind legs in the U.K. in 2009.
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Flowers at Moscow State University's apothecary garden bloomed early; and at the Moscow Zoo, five jerboas — rodents that hop on their long hind legs — were placed in a specially outfitted refrigerator so they could resume their hibernation in peace.
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She placed the sugar cube in her mouth and tilted her chin up, while a polar bear, who towered at nearly twice her height, would amble over on her hind legs, bend down, and delicately snatch the sugar from Böttcher's mouth.
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As the dogs leapt over bars stationed 52 inches above ground and through a series of rings, then balanced on their hind legs while standing on their trainers' heads, the trainers shared with the audience some fun facts about the animals.
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That makes Marni especially welcome at the present, when the reigning stance of luxury fashion is aggression, reared up on its hind legs: a mash-up of street wear — in the Virgil Abloh/Supreme sense — and finery, logo-spattered, grimly protective.
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"These small dinosaurs would have been agile runners on their powerful hind legs," said Matthew Herne, lead author of the study on the dino and a postdoctoral fellow at the University of New England in New South Wales, in a statement.
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These creatures provide their own kind of sweetness: They're actually costumed children, who will have made their antennas, wings and pollen cups (pouches on bees' hind legs) during the family art project that's a highlight of the annual Honey Weekend.
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These creatures provide their own kind of sweetness: They're actually costumed children, who will have made their antennas, wings and pollen cups (pouches on bees' hind legs) during the family art project that's a highlight of the annual Honey Weekend.
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Recently, a fan called in to Ryan Seacrest's Tell Me Something Good Segment on his radio show, On Air, telling the story of how her rescue dog Romeo ruptured two ligaments in his hind legs, and the injuries had had devolved into arthritis.
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The House Rabbit Society of Singapore (HRSS) said many of them had dirty fur, mites, and sores on their hind legs: Volunteers have caught around 120 of the mice, and more than 41 have already been adopted over the weekend, Tan told Mashable.
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With the necessary permits in hand, he began training Vela to stand on her hind legs, to kiss a lady's hand, to imitate famous Bulgarian athletes, and to give massages or lie on top of the very sick, absorbing and defeating their illness.
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A steer—a castrated male—is released from a pen and pursued by two riders on horseback: one, called the header, throws a loop of rope around the steer's horns, and the other, the heeler, ropes the steer's hind legs, immobilizing the animal.
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One family's plea stood out ... and now Trevor's sending the wheelchair to Philadelphia, where it will greatly improve the life of an 8-year-old German shepherd named Thor, who recently lost the use of its hind legs -- just like Trevor's dog.
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The attack, which happened in the northern Russia town of Olonets, came during a portion of the show called "Clubfoot and the Garden Wheelbarrow" — an act that has the bear push a wheelbarrow while on its hind legs, according to The New York Times.
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This journey involves Nazis, necromancy, immortal secret societies, a spirit medium, Daniel Dae Kim giving us his best British accent, a Baba Yaga, and a humanoid boar that walks on its hind legs, and eats human lips and somehow is able to mimic their voices.
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The group of talented cats, who know how to climb poles, jump through hoops and walk on their hind legs are going to be on the season 13 premiere episode of America's Got Talent, airing on Tuesday, May 29th at 8/7c on NBC.
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" His dancer's flexible physique helped, as, he said, "when you are trying to get in between a pair of wooden front or hind legs — to get your head or body in there with your arm applying crystals — there's really not much room for movement.
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Then it rose onto its hind legs and appeared — I have blown up and slowed down and rewatched the video like the Zapruder footage — to take a step forward in an upright position, before arching like a diver and leaping onto its front paws.
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Albeit not as well-known as Marengo, who is believed to be rearing on his hind legs in the famed Jacques-Louis David painting "Napoleon Crossing the Alps," le Vizir accompanied his master all the way to exile in Elba from 1814 to 1815.
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The 25-pound cat — who has extra toes, an odd habit of standing on his hind legs, and a passion for getting lots of pets — became a viral sensation last week when the Wright-Way Rescue in Morton Grove, Illinois, posted that he was up for adoption.
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After lazily scanning through applications, perched on his hind legs like a disgruntled old man, Bruno decided (in consultation with Wright-Way Rescue in Illinois) that he'll spend the rest of his life having his many needs fulfilled by Lauren Paris, a Chicago-based actress and singer.
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And while in some parts of Asia the whole frog — minus the skin, which contains toxins — is submitted to the pot and boiled for soup, in many cases only the hind legs are used for food, meaning the bulk of the body goes into the garbage.
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Standing almost 280-feet tall, the system is known as "Postcode Meerkat," after the source of its funding — European postcode lotteries — and the meerkats of southern Africa, who live in family groups protected by one of their own standing on its hind legs and watching for predators.
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In the corner behind it stood a huge bear on its hind legs with gaping jaw and forepaws extended; in the cabinets at the back, stuffed birds stood wing to wing; and in the middle of the floor there was a glass case with a leopard in it.
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The latter was a compulsive sketcher, the breadth of his subject matter ranging from religious, classical and mythological figures to informal sketches — of a mother breastfeeding, a man lifting a pregnant dog on her hind legs, and a snapshot of oarsman and passengers sitting on the gunwales of a ferry boat.
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The authors of the new report, who are based at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology, in Lausanne, previously had demonstrated that rats that had lost the use of their hind legs could be trained to run again when continuous current was applied through the spinal cord to the muscles.
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"He would stand up on his hind legs, which I've never seen a raccoon do before, and he would show his teeth and then he would fall over backward and go into almost a comatose condition," Robert Coggeshal told the station about the raccoon he spotted while playing outside with his dog.
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Indeed, a paper published in the latest edition of the Journal of Geology, by Brian Thomas of Washburn University, in Kansas, and Adrian Melott of the University of Kansas, suggests that a series of such stellar explosions may have nudged humanity's forebears down from their trees and up onto their hind legs.
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"[The raccoon] would stand up on his hind legs, which I've never seen a raccoon do before, and he would show his teeth and then he would fall over backward and go into almost a comatose condition," Robert Coggeshall, who was walking his dogs when he spotted the raccoon in question, told WKBN.
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It was 1963, three years before the Cultural Revolution, an event that would ravage her generation and eradicate the very notion of culture, and the bulky, rust-colored chest standing mysteriously on its hind legs seemed like the kind of novelty her father, a sergeant in the People's Liberation Army, would have forbidden.
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" In this decidedly atypical painting by the 17th-century French master, replete with an abundance of nudity, an erupting Vesuvius, and centaurs rearing up on their hind legs, Graham discerned the presence of "primitive internal forces, seemingly called up from the unconscious" — forces that he "was increasingly referring to as the source of art.
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Now that he is 22 and can no longer compete due to degenerative ligaments in his hind legs, Tuck has traded stirrups for stir sticks and donates 50 percent of the proceeds from his paintings (the remainder is used to buy art supplies) to Idaho's Ride for Joy, a therapeutic equine program for disabled war veterans.
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Mr. Argent's creations — a giant panda and a jumbo rabbit among them — have popped up in cities around the globe, but perhaps none more famously than in Denver, where the colossal bear, titled "I See What You Mean," stands on its hind legs, its paws and nose pressed against a steel-framed glass wall of the Colorado Convention Center.
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In an ideal world there wouldn't have been a Logan Verrett spot start in there, but spot starts happen, and if they had had them in Samuel Johnson's day, his aphorism would be that a spot start is like a dog walking on its hind legs—it is not done well, but you are surprised to find it done at all.
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If they're close enough, they can see something is different with me, something unnerving, as if I have no features, I am embryonic, pre-eyebrows, pre-eyelids, pre-mouth, I am like a water-bear talking to them, or an amniotic traveller, a vitreous floater on their own eyeball, human ectoplasm risen on its hind legs to discourse with them.
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The dynamic duo demonstrated poses like downward dog (I know, a classic), wheelbarrow (the human picks up the dog's hind legs to encourage it to stretch its torso), inner dog mudra (the human rests her forehead on her dog's forehead, connecting the energy of the minds) and, lastly, savasana (the dog lays on its back and the human rubs its belly — obviously, a dog favorite!).
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The most theatrical recent addition to the waterfront is The Siam, an over-the-top resort owned by the family of the Thai rock star and actor Krissada Sukosol Clapp and filled with antiques from their collection, many of which are like enigmatic objets d'art — rusted musical instruments from the Jazz Age, stuffed crocodiles dancing on their hind legs; 3/2 Thanon Khao, Vachirapayabal, Dusit; thesiamhotel.
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Bruno the extra-as-hell, 25-pound cat with a penchant for standing on his hind legs, who won't eat unless you pet him, refuses to drink water if it's next to his food bowl, and gets pissed if you try to touch his belly, finally found a home on Monday after hundreds of brave souls applied to adopt him despite his long list of demanding quirks and qualities.
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Without hesitating, he walks across the grass and goes straight to the windows farthest on the right—where the sewing room would be—but instead of the little lace-covered table and the pedestalled fern he sees only a mattress and box spring, a set of barbells, a bicycle, and an enormous black dog, which has risen up on its hind legs, placed its front paws on the windowsill, and is barking at him miserably.
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