Photo 2: The muskrat’s larger hind feet land on top of the fronts in their walking gait.
Photo 5: The river otter’s classic lope gait. JULIE ZALESAK
Photo 1: The raccoon’s walking gait showing the “alternating diagonals” along the edge of each pair of prints. MIKE BOTTINI
Photo 4: This 20 inch-wide track has five claw marks arranged parallel to the direction of travel: seal. MIKE BOTTINI
Photo 3: In the snapping turtle’s walking gait, the round rear feet land behind the oval fronts. MATT KAELIN
Photo 2: The muskrat’s larger hind feet land on top of the fronts in their walking gait.
Photo 5: The river otter’s classic lope gait. JULIE ZALESAK
Photo 1: The raccoon’s walking gait showing the “alternating diagonals” along the edge of each pair of prints. MIKE BOTTINI
Photo 4: This 20 inch-wide track has five claw marks arranged parallel to the direction of travel: seal. MIKE BOTTINI
Photo 3: In the snapping turtle’s walking gait, the round rear feet land behind the oval fronts. MATT KAELIN
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