In zoology, the term "bipedal" refers to animals that use only two legs for walking. There are several groups of modern species considered habitual bipeds, meaning two-legged walking is their ...

A “large bipedal animal covered in hair” was reported in North Carolina’s McDowell County over the weekend. In other words, a Bigfoot: The ape-like creature that cryptozoologists believe ...

NEWTON -- One of the bears killed during New Jersey's annual hunt bears a striking resemblance to the beloved bipedal animal Pedals, according to officials. But no one will ever know for sure ...

The real advantage. Most animals expend the greatest amount of energy in reproduction, feeding, and ensuring safety. Owen Lovejoy's explanation points out that if males contributed to the survival ...

The animal would have had legs about as tall as adult human legs, and walked hunched over. From nose to tail it would have measured about 3 to 4 m (9.8 to 13.1 ft) long. The research was published ...

Party Animals consists of two primary mode types alongside a varied compilation of maps and games. Last Stand is arguably the primary game mode, where the goal is simply to be the last one standing.

Gradually, bipedal crocodylomorphs appear to have been outcompeted by warm-blooded mammals. “That may be why today you don’t see crocodiles running after antelopes on the savanna,” Lockley says.

The leg muscles of a running, bipedal animal typically must support at least 2.5 times the animal’s body weight at the highest-stress point of its stride, says John R. Hutchinson, an ...

One of the biggest questions in human evolution asks why humans became habitually bipedal about 7 million years ago. Most of our primate cousins do well walking quadrupedally and switch to two legs ...

This discovery suggests that one of the largest bipedal animals ever known lived in Mongolia, raising hopes for the discovery of equally massive skeletal remains.

Birds are descended from theropod dinosaurs, a group of bipedal animals that ranged in size. Some were as small as modern sparrows, while others were huge, such as Tyrannosaurus rex.