Gray Fox: The tree-climbing ability of the Gray fox is well known; it can climb vertical tree trunks.

Senegal Bushbaby: A Senegal bushbaby will always land on its feet when it falls. When traveling along the ground, it hops on its two hind legs. Bushbabies in one study hopped 164 feet (50 m) during their foraging on the ground.

Indian Flying Fox: When flying, these bats outstretch their limbs, fully expanding their wing membranes.

Black-Backed Jackal: In order to protect the babies from predators, the female changes the location of the den every 2 weeks.

Dingo: Wrists of dingoes are very flexible and able to rotate. Due to this ability, the paws act like hands, allowing the animal to even turn a door handle. Along with the wrists, the head of the dingo is extremely agile, turning 180 degrees in each direction.