Multiple Choice
A racehorse cannot stand on one leg, but when it runs it rarely has more than one leg on the ground. Why is a running horse more stable than a standing one?
A) Its legs tilt so the hooves fall in line with its center of gravity.
B) Its momentum gives it stability.
C) Its internal organs act like a gyroscope.
D) It uses its neck for balance the way a tightrope walker uses a pole.
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