If grabbed by a predator, the tail of most skink species can easily come off leaving the predator with nothing but a wiggling tail and the skink a new lease on life.
Yes, the Five Linked Skink, which may have a blue tail, will drop the tail as a protective behavior to survive attack by a predator.
You are a skink, I think.
A boy skink will have a bump underneath the tail a girl will have a closed up hole
It is smelly
there long tail
it eats sleeps and poops. But when it is about to get eaten it cuts off its tail and the tail moves like a worm.
detergent particles have a head and a tail. head will attract water and tail will attract dirt and grease
Stop, examine it thoroughly for a weak point, catch it (but not by the tail), and release. -------------------------------------------------- Answer be careful! your hand might stink.
The lizard with a black and white striped tail is likely to be a Centralian blue-tongued skink (Tiliqua multifasciata). This species is known for its unique coloration and patterned tail, which helps to confuse predators and provide camouflage in its natural habitat in Australia.
The description matches that of a blue-tailed skink, which is a type of lizard commonly found in North America. Blue-tailed skinks have a sleek body with a long tail that stands out due to its vibrant blue color. They are harmless and mainly feed on insects and small invertebrates.
Although it is unusual, a Boston Terriers tail can be crooked, have bumps, or the dog may have no tail at all.
A skink lives in a rainforest