Flying frogs stretch the webbing between the toes of their enlarged feet.
The extensive webbing on the front feet extends well past the claws and is essential in propelling the animal through the water.
The person wears a shoulder harness made of webbing, from which a steel cable extends to the terminal device.
On his free hand the goalie wears a glove similar to a first baseman's baseball mitt, with a wide webbing that enables him to catch the puck.
The toes of herons are long and flexible, with just a hint of webbing for walking or standing on soft ground, the functional hind toe aiding in perching.
Among their uses are Arctic and cold-weather clothing, tropical wear, rot-resistant material, webbing, inflated life vests, tent fabrics, safety belts, and parachute cloth and harnesses.
The first baseman's glove is thinner and more flexible, a solid expanse of leather for the four fingers with a webbing connecting the thumb and index finger.
The siamang is also distinguished by the webbing between its second and third toes and by a dilatable hairless air sac in its throat.
Spinning silken tubes in which they live and feed, they attack stored grains such as wheat and maize (corn), webbing together masses of the infested grain and excrement.
The dogs' harnesses were originally made from leather or cotton webbing, but modern harnesses are lightweight, usually made from flat, 1-inch (2.5-cm) nylon webbing.
Among the first changes that take place is the appearance of hind limb buds, which grow and develop into differentiated hind limbs, complete with toes, webbing, and tubercles (small, round nodules).
