Hinterbeinen
Hinterbeinen, also known as hind legs or rear legs, are the pair of legs located at the rear of an animal's body. In mammals, including humans, these legs are typically longer and stronger than the front legs, designed for propulsion and balance. The term "hinterbeinen" is commonly used in German-speaking regions and is derived from the German words "hinter" meaning "behind" and "Beine" meaning "legs."
In quadrupedal animals, such as dogs and cats, the hind legs play a crucial role in locomotion,
The structure and function of hind legs can vary significantly among different species. For example, in birds,