How are urodeles tails different from any rams tails?

Answer 1

Urodeles, or salamanders, have tails that are generally long and laterally flattened, which aid in swimming and balance. Their tails can regenerate after being lost, a remarkable ability not found in rams. In contrast, rams have short, muscular tails that are primarily used for signaling and communication, rather than locomotion. Additionally, rams' tails are covered in fur and lack the regenerative properties seen in urodeles.