Auroraceratops preserves multiple features of the skeleton, like a curved femur and long, thin claws, that are unambiguously associated with walking
bipedally in some dinosaurs.
"Although gorillas occasionally walk on two legs (bipedal), it is less common," the Philadelphia Zoo said in a post on Facebook. "Not for Louis though - he can often be seen walking
bipedally when his hands are full of snacks or when the ground is muddy (so he doesn't get his hands dirty)!"
Occasionally while chasing, the male pangolin rose on its hind limb with forelimbs extended apart and walked
bipedally few steps towards the female pangolin to mount her (Figure 1(m)).
Frankenstein advances
bipedally, oscillating in tone--one fantastically optimistic step followed by one of deep despair--an ambulation that mirrors the novel's thematic oppositions, announced, for instance, when the creature wonders about fire, "How strange, I thought, that the same cause should produce such opposite effects!" (1) Or about humans, "Was man, indeed, at once so powerful, so virtuous, and magnificent, yet so vicious and base?" (89).
