most rodents (for ex: mice, rats, gerbils, and squirrels) use their tail to balance when they're up high. However, some animals don't go up high and don't need their tails for balancing; beavers use their tails to pack much and wood together to make a dam.
it helps them camoflage in there environment
pretty rare
It is an Eastern Fox Squirrel
a raccoon
perhaps a fox squirrel
It sounds like you are describing an Eastern Gray Squirrel with a rare color variation known as a "piebald" or "partial albino" squirrel. This genetic mutation causes patches of white fur on their bodies while the rest remains gray.
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.
A squirrel’s tail is simply called a “tail.” These bushy appendages help squirrels with balance, communication, and heat regulation.
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
An Albino/Brown squirrel. :]]
The tail span of a squirrel monkey is 14-18 inches long and it has a black spot a the tip of the tail. An interesting fact about tails are, small squirrel monkeys have a strong tail to grasp onto things and the adult squirrel monkeys have but not as strong, but they use them to grasp on to things suck at branches of a tree.