not likely - they have tails like otters maybe slightly bent The above answer is very true. A Golden Retriever is never supposed to have any bend in it's tail. It should be quite long and completely straight, like a otter's, as said above. It needs to have this rudder shape so the dog can swim quickly and easily when retrieving game!
That depends on how the mother's tail got bent. If it got bent in an accident, then most likely they won't, but if the mother's tail was bent when she was born, then it is possible that at least some of the puppies will also have a bent tail.
Research indicates that male mice are more likely to exhibit bent tails compared to female mice. This difference may be attributed to genetic factors, hormonal influences, or behavioral traits associated with males. Additionally, environmental factors and physical interactions during social behavior can also contribute to the occurrence of bent tails. Overall, while both sexes can have bent tails, males show a higher prevalence.
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No, it's supposed to lay flat and straight over its back.
Nonpolar tails in phospholipids can be either straight or bent based on the presence of double bonds in the hydrocarbon chain. Tails with double bonds, like those in unsaturated fatty acids, create kinks in the chain that result in a bent shape. In contrast, saturated fatty acids have straight chains without any double bonds, leading to a linear, straight structure.
yes.You can either buy them unbent and bend it yourself or just buy them pre-bent
They need to breathe as their bodies are slanted. There are 2,000 species of praying mantis, and some are born with bent tails, as this is their species. So, your praying mantis is fine.
A seahorses tail can not straighten like a dog or a cats tail it stays bent all the time
Well, to start I will tell you what twin tips are just in case you don't know. Twin tips are skis that have tails (the back) that are exactly the same as the nose (the front) in that they usually have the same dimensions and always are bent upwards the same amount as the front, simple enough. Partial twin tips have tails that are bent upwards a little bit, still allowing the skier to be able to ski backwards safely, but not as much as the nose.
You are thinking of Paranoia Agent. He uses a golden bent baseball bat, not a hockey stick.
Typically, "bent" is used as an insult as in "get bent." The phrase "get bent" means "get bent over," in other words, "screw you."
Are you sure they cut them? I lived in asia for 2 years and lots of cats are born with stubby tails or bent tails that break off as kittens. It's quite unusual to see a full tailed cat. This was Thailand and Philippines but imagine it's the same. I cab confirm I've seen the cats born like this and no cutting involved.