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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | In Real Life, the standard number of limbs for land animals other than arthropods (insects, spiders, centepedes, etc) is four, including legs, arms (which anatomically are really modified forelegs), and wings (which are modified arms), but not counting head and optional tail (or for that matter, genitalia, horns, antlers, trunk, etc.). The only exceptions are losses to injury and usually harmful mutations. Any biologist will tell you that snakes and whales bear signs of evolving from four-limbed animals. |
