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Brachiation

Description:

Brachiation refers to a form of locomotion or movement in primates, particularly apes, where they swing by their arms from branch to branch. It is a characteristic behavior that aids in their navigation through trees and is often associated with their arboreal lifestyle.

Senses:

• Noun (Zoology): The act or process of moving by swinging from branch to branch using the arms, typical of apes.
• Noun: A form of exercise or physical activity that imitates or involves simulated brachiation.

Examples:

Noun:

1. The agile gibbon showcased its brachiation skills, effortlessly gliding through the trees.
2. Brachiation is a fundamental trait that sets humans apart from most other mammals.
3. The children enjoyed imitating the brachiation of monkeys on the jungle gym at the playground.

Noun (Exercise):

1. Brachiation on monkey bars in the park is an excellent workout for the upper body.
2. She engaged in brachiation classes at the gym to improve her upper body strength.

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