Umm no... The squirrel's teeth are also highly specialized and designed for the kind
of food he eats. He belongs to the very numerous "chisel-tooth" tribe
known as the RODENTS, which includes the rats, beaver, porcupine
and others, whose front teeth consist of two incisors in the upper jaw
and two in the lower. (Incisor is from a Latin word meaning "to cut").
These teeth have a fine, sharp, chisel edge suited for gnawing through
nutshells, grains, seeds and other hard vegetable material. They never
stop growing. Only constant use keeps them short and sharp. A lack of
hard nuts or other material upon which to gnaw, prevents this wearing
down and the teeth become so long that they cannot eat. The teeth of
pet squirrels can be clipped; otherwise they may actually die of starvation
There were probably 4 spikes.
There were four spikes at the end of a Stegosaurus's tail that it used as a weapon for self defense. The spikes are called thagomizers.
no it has no spikes on its tail, only fur. Tehee! (:
I did some looking and I did not find any relatives of Stegosaurus with plates but no tail spikes. The tail spikes, or thagomizers, were used as weapons for self defense against predators.
A squirrel uses its tail for many things. For example, they use it as a parachute. Squirrels are not able to sever its own tail.
The stegosaurus had up to 4 large spikes on its tail.
A squirrel’s tail is simply called a “tail.” These bushy appendages help squirrels with balance, communication, and heat regulation.
Squirrel spikes are devices made of metal or plastic that are installed on surfaces to prevent squirrels from climbing on them. They have pointed ends that deter squirrels from accessing areas where they may cause damage, such as roofs, fences, or bird feeders. The spikes create a barrier that makes it difficult for squirrels to grip and climb, helping to protect against squirrel damage.
A poop squirrel only exists in my dreams. (its a squirrel with poop instead of a tail)
a red squirrel?
it would not matter the chinchila is a type of squirrel without a bushy tail it would survive
YES