The way the tendons in the legs of a kangaroo aid in locomotion is most like
A) stepping in mud and the mud spreading out as your foot sinks in.
B) stretching and contracting a rubber band.
C) the circular movements of the wheels of an automobile.
D) smashing an apple to make applesauce.

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The tendons in the legs of a kangaroo act like springs, stretching as the kangaroo lands and then quickly contracting to push the kangaroo forward. This is similar to the way a rubber band stretches and contracts when pulled and released.

The Way the Tendons in the Legs of a Kangaroo