The term "front legs" refers to the two limbs located at the front part of an animal's body. These are typically the first pair of appendages that an animal possesses and they play a crucial role in its mobility, balance, and overall locomotion. In many animals, including humans, these limbs bear most or all of their weight, allowing them to walk, run, jump, or climb. The front legs are often more developed than the back legs, providing better support for the animal's body as it moves through its environment.