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The Romans did not east mice. They eat the dormouse, or field mouse which are small rodents. It has a furred tail, instead of a scaly one. Dormice were bred in captivity. They were a delicacy and only the rich could afford them.
Pharaohs wore the bull's tail to symbolize that they had the powers of nature and were as strong as a bull.
he wages his tail.
Pan was the Greek god of the woodland and all it's animals and creatures. Both Apollo and Artemis were associated with woodlands. The name of a Greek woodland god is Satyr. A Satyr was one of a class of lustful, drunken woodland gods. In Greek art they were represented as a man with a horse's ears and tail.
The manticore was, in Persian and Greek mythology, a beast with the body of a lion, the tail of a scorpion, and the head of a man.
its the thing that animals have, monkes use it to hang from branches, horses use it to swat flies.
to swat flies and express emotions
A Tail is used for certain animals to help them with their life.For example,a cow uses its tail to swat flies,and dogs wag their tails when their happy.
Swat flies away
They swish it in the summer to swat flies away from them when it's hot :)
For the cow, the tail is very useful for swishing away flies and other pests. For humans, the tail can be used to make a rather flavorful soup (oxtail soup). The tail of a beef cow in particular has a decent amount of fat and some muscle on it so you can make beef broth from it.
It wouldn't. It might be pretty miserable when it can't swat flies.
The cow tail switch was considered a renowned gift. It was given to someone that deserved the highest accolades and honor.
The have the tail for the big purpose of swatting away flies. The mane on the other hand is there for looks, and also is good warmth.
Yes. There is actually a genetic abnormality where a cow can be born without a tail. The condition is not fatal, but it just makes it harder for the cow to be able to swat flies away from its backside.
Yes it's true, but there is an exception for the Arabic horses. They don't die when you cut their tail.
Yes a horse can swat flys with a braided tail. They might get irritated or bruised though if they have a really thick or long tail. After braiding it, put it in a tail bag. If a horse keeps turning his head towards his braided tail, or takes to stomping his hind feet or pinning his ears, you need to unbraid the tail. Do not leave a tail braided for more than a couple days at most. Also, you can use "fly spray" on the horse while it is unable to perform it's natural swatting functions.