Yes, It can live without a tail. Can a fish swim without a tail? Yes, not very well but it will stay alive. The only way it wont is it if it like severly bleeding. It will most likely bleed to death.
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.
A common small brown furry animal without a tail is the mouse. Mice are known for their small size, brown fur, and absence of a visible tail.
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.
Yes, but the feathers will soon grow back.
still a mouse
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It's either a mouse or a Norway rat. The mouse is pretty tiny, but the Nowray rat can be between 4-6 inches without the tail....up to 9 inches with the tail.
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.
Your mouse has necrosis. This is either from the mouse biting its tail, or more probable, someone pinched its tail. Sometimes it kills the mouse, other times it drops off and the mouse will be fine.
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Yes it can it can live without a tail
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.
It was nicknamed the mouse because the tail came out the end.
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 mouse's tail was very long.
Not without air holes
Our mouse had a purple tail (just on the end, about 1-2") turning black and falling off, due to a fight with another mouse that damaged the tail and caused lack of blood supply. The vet gave both oral and topical antibiotics. He also told us that IF it spread to the base of tail, that was the spinal cord and mouse would need to be euthanized. (If that happens, the mouse would die in a lot of pain and it can't be fixed.) We had a happy ending: the damaged end of the tail fell off, everything else healed, and the mouse continues to live a happy and active life......in a separate cage! You need to get YOUR mouse to a vet for some antibiotics!