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English: An example of human feet prehensility level from Poland, done with everyday objects. Size of the foot around 46-48
Polski: Przykład chwytności stopy ludzkiej z Polski, dokonany z pomocą przedmiotów codziennego użytku. Rozmiar stopy to około 46-48.
аԥсшәа: Un esempio di prensilità del piede umano dalla Polonia, fatto con dei oggetti quotidiani. Il numero del piede è circa 46-48.
Словѣньскъ / ⰔⰎⰑⰂⰡⰐⰠⰔⰍⰟ: Obrazŭ drĭžanija stopy člověčję ot Polĭsky, sŭtvorjenyi pomocĭjǫ povĭsędĭnevĭnŭ věcĭhŭ. Čislo stopy oky četyre desęte i osmĭ jestŭ. |
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| Author | Asank neo |
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