Lizards have tails for the same reason most other quardapedal animals do. It's used for balance. Many animals would be a bit topheavy without one. In the case of lizards, though, the tails double as other things as well. Monitors and frilled lizards have notably long, whiplike tails they use to lash at each other or predators. Lizards in arid climates like leopard geckos and Gila monsters use their tails as fat reserves. Chameleons have very prehensile, flexible tails that can be used to grip tree branches. Anoles, some geckos, and several other lizards have detachable tails that are used to distract predators, and regrow once the lizard escapes.
It's not *really* short. But with it's head+tongue so far removed from it's tail location, it would be hard to groom a long hairy/fluffy tail.
cuz God felt like it
Very short.
The Galapagos tortoise
The Red Footed Tortoise
It is not, most people would consider it a fable. A fairy tail usually requires some kind of magic or supernatural forces. Talking animals don't count.
it kind of means that Hermes is associated with the tortoise. he used it a shell of a tortoise to create a lyre (an instrument, like a harp) hope this helps..
Lettuce, vegies, fruit, that kind of thing.
deserts area
A fish is a fish but a lobsteris a crustacean !! hope that helps
It has a fish tail
depends on what kind of tail you have.
Twist off the head and tail, then peel off the shell around the body.
A feathered aerodynamically structured tail.
Desert tortoises dig long burrows.