👉 Prehensiveness is a biological term that refers to a characteristic of some animals, especially mammals and birds, in which their fingers or toes are attached to their bodies rather than being able to grasp objects. This means that they do not have claws or other sharp teeth for grasping, but instead use their hands and feet to grasp objects. Prehensiveness is often associated with the ability of some animals to navigate through rough terrain or climb trees.
