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Kangaroos Have a Fifth Leg?
Kangaroos are known for being some of the best hoppers in the animal kingdom, and that's just on two legs. But when they are grazing for food on all fours, their tail becomes their most powerful asset, acting practically like a fifth leg, says a new study.
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