 As opposed to "Hesperornis" which almost certainly had to slide on its belly or galumph like an earless seal, "Baptornis"'s lower leg was not as firmly placed along the body sides.Thus, it would have found it more easy to place its feet under its body with the toes pointing forwards and might have managed small hops or even an awkward waddle, body held low to the ground.The only certain record of Hesperornithes' food found so far comes from "Baptornis"