February 8, 2011
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Can you think of animals with webbed feet that act as paddles in the water? Pond and underwater frogs have them; so do ducks and other waterfowl. How about dogs? Dogs that are bred to work in the water - such as Newfoundland, Chesapeake Bay Retriever, Portuguese Water Dog, Field Spaniel, and German Wirehaired Pointer - all have webbed feet. Little known fact, but absolutely true.
Photo: Senior Airman Julianne Showalter
Posted by: Seymour Simon
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Labels: Animals, Dogs, Cool Photo, Photography
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