All of the following are considered negative consequences of bipedalism except:
A)slower ability to run.
B)difficulty changing directions while running.
C)exposed soft underbelly.
D)ability to stand and see predators.
E)greater visibility to predators.

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Bipedalism allowed early humans to stand and see predators from a distance, giving them an advantage in survival. Slower ability to run, difficulty changing directions while running, exposed soft underbelly, and greater visibility to predators are all considered negative consequences of bipedalism.

All of the Following Are Considered Negative Consequences of Bipedalism