Forepaws

The trainer worked with the circus baboon to teach it how to perform tricks using its forepaws.

The chimpanzee deftly used its forepaws to peel a banana.

The monkey used its forepaws to grab the banana.

The lemur's forepaws are adapted for grasping and leaping between branches.

The orangutan's forepaws are adapted to grasp and manipulate objects with great dexterity.

The lemur used its long fingers on its forepaws to groom its fur.

The baboon used its forepaws to groom its fur and remove any parasites.

The forepaws of gibbons have evolved to help them swing gracefully through the trees.

The scientist studied the structure and function of primate forepaws.

The macaque held tightly onto its mother's fur with its tiny forepaws.

The scientists used high-tech imaging to study the bones and joints of primate forepaws.

The forepaws of some primates are so dexterous that they can be trained to use tools.

The gorilla held the fruit in his forepaws and began to peel it with his fingers.

The orangutan clung tightly to the branch with its powerful forepaws.

The primatologist carefully examined the forepaws of the extinct hominid species to learn more about their habits and way of life.

The chimpanzee used his forepaws to climb the tree and gather nuts.

The gorilla used its forepaws to grasp the tree branch and pull itself up.

The bonobo used its delicate forepaws to delicately manipulate objects.

The bear used its forepaws to dig through the dirt for food.

The squirrel clutched the acorn in its forepaws and scampered away.

The kitten stretched out its forepaws to reach for the toy mouse.

The rabbit thumped its forepaws on the ground as a warning to the other animals.

The monkey held onto the branch with its forepaws while using its hind legs to swing.

The lioness swiped at her prey with her powerful forepaws.

The rabbit hopped on its hind legs and balanced on its forepaws.

The lion rested its forepaws on the rock, surveying its territory.

The dog stood up on its hind legs, raising its forepaws in the air.

The raccoon used its forepaws to scoop up food from the feeder.

The hamster burrowed into the bedding with its tiny forepaws.

The monkey held onto the branch with its forepaws while swinging through the trees.

The cat batted at the toy with its forepaws, trying to catch it.

The kangaroo used its forepaws to hold onto its baby joey as it hopped along.

The raccoon used its forepaws to manipulate the food in its paws.

The bear scratched its back with its forepaws, enjoying the feeling.

The bear stood on its hind legs and raised its forepaws in a defensive stance.

The fighter threw a series of forepaws to set up his knockout punch.

The otter's forepaws were skilled at cracking open clams.

The sea lion used its forepaws to balance a ball on its nose.

The raccoon used its forepaws to open the lid of the trash can.

The chimpanzee's forepaws are remarkably dexterous, allowing them to use tools to gather food.

The kangaroo used its forepaws to hold onto a tree branch.

The squirrel used its forepaws to gather acorns.

The elephant used its forepaws to grasp a branch and pull it down to reach the leaves.

The prairie dog used its forepaws to dig a burrow.

The bear forepaws at the tree trunk, scratching its back against the rough bark.

The rabbit forepaws a shallow hole in the ground to create a hiding spot.

The fox forepaws the earth, making a shallow burrow for its young.

The raccoon forepaws through the garbage can in search of food.

The mole forepaws the soil with a flurry of activity as it burrows underground.

The groundhog forepaws the earth, creating a hole to retreat into.