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The body posture you have chosen is LAYING DOWN which is defined below:
LAYING DOWNThe entire body of the wolf is resting on the ground and may or may not include the head. Various positions: ventral-on stomach; side-on left or right flank; dorsal-on back with legs in the air.
It is critical at this stage in your coding session to determine the correct body posture of the wolf since the content of all subsequent keys is dependent upon this body posture. Therefore, if you are unsure of your initial decision after reviewing the above definition, please click here to return to the list of possible static body postures where you may choose another posture.
However, if you are satisfied with your first choice, please continue here.
Also, remember that it is important throughout your coding session to use the links that connect terms to the glossary whenever you need to check a definition. This will ensure that you are making the correct choices.
N.B. If your ability to observe any posture is confounded by the wolf's movement (e.g. Tail Position/Shape is influenced by tail wagging), you may summarize the postures over a series of 10 frames (i.e. WIDTH = 10 frames) to determine the likely posture of the wolf. This technique is also known as the Surround Function.