Does any other mammal have buttcheeks like humans? Like no other animal has a butt Crack and well defines cheeks.
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No other animal walks upright on two legs- except birds, which also have strong leg muscles. Your butt is your gluteus maximus, the largest muscle in your body and the one that propels you forward with each step. It needs to be big and strong, and big strong muscles like to hide under a layer of fat to protect themselves.
No other animal walks upright on two legs- except birds, which also have strong leg muscles. Your butt is your gluteus maximus, the largest muscle in your body and the one that propels you forward with each step. It needs to be big and strong, and big strong muscles like to hide under a layer of fat to protect themselves.
its a requirement for upright bipedal movement, we need stronger muscles in that area and due ot the positions they need to be more pronounced and exposed which warrants the development of fat as a means ot protect them(as the gluteus maximus is one of the largest muscles in the body and crucial to get momentum from our steps).
its a requirement for upright bipedal movement, we need stronger muscles in that area and due ot the positions they need to be more pronounced and exposed which warrants the development of fat as a means ot protect them(as the gluteus maximus is one of the largest muscles in the body and crucial to get momentum from our steps).
its a requirement for upright bipedal movement, we need stronger muscles in that area and due ot the positions they need to be more pronounced and exposed which warrants the development of fat as a means ot protect them(as the gluteus maximus is one of the largest muscles in the body and crucial to get momentum from our steps).
Just animals that stand on two legs at least some of the time. That’s just bears and other apes.
Just animals that stand on two legs at least some of the time. That’s just bears and other apes.
Just animals that stand on two legs at least some of the time. That’s just bears and other apes.
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