Why does canary Speckled Wood have 4 legs?
The canary Speckled Wood has 4 legs because it belongs to the insect order Lepidoptera, which includes butterflies and moths, all of which have 6 legs but only use 4 for walking while the other 2 are modified into sensory structures called "tarsi".
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