Yes. There is actually a genetic abnormality where a cow can be born without a tail. The condition is not fatal, but it just makes it harder for the cow to be able to swat flies away from its backside.
A cow has from 18 - 20 caudal (tail) vertebrae
Fescue toxicity from the Endophyte fungus that is found in Tall Fescue. That and genetic diseases that can cause a calf to be born without a tail.
The tail, did you really need this confirmation?
I have seen sting rays that have only half of a tail or a little less, but never no tail at all. Seeing that they can live with partial tails I would say yes they can live without a tail, but it would probably shorten their lives considerable when you think about how many things they use their tail for.
The cow tail switch was considered a renowned gift. It was given to someone that deserved the highest accolades and honor.
Yes, a cat can live without a tail. The tail is not essential for a cat's survival, as it is primarily used for balance and communication. Cats can adapt and live a normal life without a tail.
A cow has from 18 - 20 caudal (tail) vertebrae
yes
Fescue toxicity from the Endophyte fungus that is found in Tall Fescue. That and genetic diseases that can cause a calf to be born without a tail.
Yes it can it can live without a tail
Veal is another word for meat that comes from a young cow. So a veal tail is a meat from the tail of a young cow.
Yes, a cat can survive without a tail. The tail is not essential for a cat's survival as it primarily serves as a tool for balance and communication. Cats can adapt and live normally without a tail.
A cow really
The tail, did you really need this confirmation?
I have seen sting rays that have only half of a tail or a little less, but never no tail at all. Seeing that they can live with partial tails I would say yes they can live without a tail, but it would probably shorten their lives considerable when you think about how many things they use their tail for.
The switch.
No, because a cow couldn't reach that area.