| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - The optic nerve usually wraps around it, in motion, or coils behind or beneath it, as a sort of stand, when it is stationary, but can lash around and function as a limb, to propel it through water, pull it up a curtain rope, or even coil beneath it to attempt to ???spring??? up a stair (which can be a grueling obstacle for the fine creature).
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