Most birds use their tails for balance and steering while flying. Some use them to show off and attract mates.
For birds that can't fly, the tail could just be for balance while running like with the ostrich.
Many do.
Almost all mammals have tails. Other than human beings, and a few other primates, all mammals have tails. This includes cats and dogs and cows and sheep and mice and rats and otters and whales and zebras and elephants and horses and echidnas etc.
No. Sharks, being fish, have vertical tails, while whales, being mammals, have horizontal tails.
yesno, it does not have a tailno, gorillas dont have tails
Mammals have forelimbs, hind limbs and tails. Even ears can be considered appendages.
Mammals that have fur but no tails include golden moles, some tenrecs, some bats, gibbons, gorillas, bonobos, orangutans, chimpanzees, two-toed sloths, capybaras, guinea pigs, and maras. There are also many furred mammals with only very short tails. There is a variety of house cats called Manx, some of which have no tails.
Their arms, legs, tails,wings or fins.
Lobsters are arthropods. Only mammals (and not all of those) have nipples.
Not all mammals have external, or visible tails. While not all mammals have external tails, they do, however, have vestigial tails, or remnants of a tail which can be seen in its skeleton. Examples of mammals with vestigial tails are humans (the coccyx), apes, wombats and koalas, just to name a few.
They are small mammals that look sort of like hamsters except they have long tails.
mammals evolved fat, lost tails, legs turned into fins etc.
They are all mammals, they all have tails, they all have the color brown on them and they all eat other animals.