Dr. Felix Rodrigues claims that four-legged animals cannot drink water from beneath their feet, a statement that has sparked debate. While some participants in the discussion challenge this assertion, noting that animals can indeed drink from lower surfaces by adjusting their stance or positioning, they emphasize that animals typically choose the easiest method to hydrate. Observations of various animals, such as dogs and cows, demonstrate that they can drink from below their feet when necessary, either by kneeling or standing in water. The conversation highlights the distinction between what animals are physically capable of and what is commonly observed in nature, suggesting that the claim may stem from misconceptions rather than factual limitations.