it could be something they do to attract squirrels of the opposite sex
After I have fed them. I have noticed them wag when they have finished eating, possibly indicating they are full, and/or to alert other squirrels that there is food here.
They wag when they are nervous or anxious, Californian squirrels force blood into the tail to increase tail temperature when threatened by a rattle snake because rattle snakes can see infra red. This does not occur with other snakes.
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down down up up down up down up up down up and just repeat it from the start again.. :)
they wag there tail up and down
Boston terriers are born with tails. However, the actual size of the dog's tail can vary from one dog to the other. Most are just very small nubs. These nubs are very small tails, about 1 inch long. And their tails wag up and down instead of side to side.
Lizards will sometimes wag there tails because of agitation, but usually they will only do it because of excitement (kind of like a dog) like if there is food in the cage lizards wag there tail before they strike prey.
The squirrels have many adaptations to help them survive in their habitat. Squirrels have foraging strategies for storing nuts up for the winter, they are very lightweight and have bushy tails to help to maintain their balance, and they also have sharp claws to help them grip tightly to the limbs.
All whales move their tails up and down.
Side to side
Wag 1 means wat u doin (wuup2) wat u up to?
Whales' tails move up and down when they swim, just like peoples' legs.
With their tails; although the subs is mechanical.
Chin wag is British slang for talk. For example: 'I haven't seen you for years, we should meet up for a proper chin wag!'
Squirrels do not typically sleep lying down. Instead, they often sleep in a curled-up position with their tail wrapped around their body to help keep them warm and protected. This position allows them to quickly wake up and escape if needed.
You use the super kick move: up down left right left right up down! Over 9000!