"La araña corre, el cangrejo camina."

Translation: The spider runs, the crab walks.

[EvanHuet7]

How does a spider run

[7azaqEl]

I've also heard "andar" for walk (cognate with Italian "andare", to go). Any differentiation between andar and caminar?

[MooRooster]

caminar is used more often, and andar has many more uses than only "to run". you could use andar in place of caminar though if you really wanted to.

[7azaqEl]

Thanks - also, your username made me chuckle lol.

[VinceWilli1]

why does it give you the option for crayfish if this is wrong?

[psluk]

crayfish → langosta or cangrejo de río.

Check this out: https://goo.gl/iazfy4

[aidansteven]

a crab crawls it doesn't walk.

[IanDude101]

a spider crab jogs

[NickBinotti]

where

[PowerBoyAakash]

It says 'Gender: Feminine' when one hovers on camina. Did verbs start having genders now? Wth -_-

[psluk]

Really? It does with araña but not camina (at least on my computer)

[PowerBoyAakash]

Did you try it during an exercise? Seems like there's the fault, not on the one from this discussion page of which you've got the screenshot.

[psluk]

What is the lesson?

[PowerBoyAakash]

The first one in Present Tense category.

[psluk]

I'm sorry, I couldn't find it (I found the lesson but no sentence with camina appeared). It would be really helpful if you could upload a screenshot to an image-uploading service (such as Imgur) and post the link here. :)