Forepaws

The dog forepaws the ground, trying to dig up something interesting.

The bear forepaws through the snow to find food.

The squirrel forepaws a hole in the bark of the tree to store its food.

The otter forepaws the riverbank, digging a den in the soft soil.

The squirrel forepaws the bird feeder, trying to get at the seed inside.

The cat forepaws the carpet, trying to sharpen its claws.

The badger forepaws through the earth to create a burrow.

The armadillo forepaws a hole to hide itself from predators.

The raccoon forepaws at the trash can, trying to find a way to get inside.

The primate expert studied the forepaws of different species to better understand their evolutionary history.

The cat forepaws the carpet, sharpening its claws.

The otter used its forepaws to crack open a shellfish.

The fox used its forepaws to dig a burrow in the ground.

The dog eagerly put its forepaws on the windowsill to look outside.