Tails are not considered limbs; they are distinct appendages that serve different functions. Limbs, such as arms and legs, are typically used for movement and manipulation, while tails primarily assist with balance, communication, and sometimes locomotion in certain animals. Tails are composed of vertebrae and muscle, whereas limbs are structured differently, involving joints and a variety of bones. Thus, while both are appendages, they have different anatomical and functional characteristics.
were did 3 tails get there tails from
tails dossent have a girlfriend. NOBODY CARES ABOUT TAILS DOLL!!!!!
There are a number of reasons why Pikas do not have tails. These creatures are too young to have tails.
Rouge doesn't like Tails but Tails likes her I wish Rouge liked Tails
tails is terrified of thunder and lightning
Legs and arms are limbs, tails are also limbs.
no they have fins and tails but no legs or arms :)
Like all animals, the limbs of a dragon could be legs, arms, and/or wings, depending on their function. Tails do not count as limbs in most cases.
Legs and arms are limbs, tails are also limbs.
Mammals have forelimbs, hind limbs and tails. Even ears can be considered appendages.
They have the tail and their flippers. Some whales have vestigial(undeveloped) leg bones embedded in their tails.
Forelimbs, hind limbs and tails are classed as appendages. Therefore, yes, the platypus has appendages. Hoever, it does not extra features such as antennae.
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A limb is defined as a jointed or prehensile appendage. Arms and legs are limbs, but so are an octopus' tentacles, and the tails of certain species of monkey.
I have a giant tortois and it has 53 toes. and 16 tails. it isn't rare for them to have 3 heads.
turtle don't have tails at all.right? What the heck are you on about? ^^^^^
Yes, lobsters can regrow lost limbs through a process called regeneration. When a lobster loses a limb, it can regenerate a new one over several molts. The lost limb typically grows back smaller than the original.