Earthworms move forward by alternately stretching and contracting different parts of their segmented bodies. Snails secrete mucus and use wavy muscular contractions to crawl across surfaces. Cockroaches can walk, climb, fly, and use their three pairs of legs and wings powered by breast muscles. Birds can fly, run, walk and perch using modified forelimbs called wings and hindlimbs called legs. Fish swim using body and tail movements in opposite directions, powered by muscles and aided by fins. Snakes move through serpentine motions of looping their long backbones covered in muscles and skin.