I think it might be an elephant but dont hold me to it!
Yes, beavers are animals with flat tails. Their tails are broad and flat, and they use them for various purposes, such as balancing, communicating, and building dams.
A coati mundi, also known as a coatimundi, is a member of the raccoon family found in North, Central, and South America. They are social animals with long, ringed tails and elongated noses, resembling a mix between a raccoon and an anteater. Coatis are omnivores and primarily eat fruits, insects, and small animals.
Some examples of animals that lack tails include snakes, worms, and certain species of fish such as goldfish. These animals have evolved different body structures that serve specific functions in their environments, leading to the loss of a tail.
We do just that there very small
Vole.
I think it might be an elephant but dont hold me to it!
I don't think desert-adapted animals have long tails. They generally try to stay as small as possible to avoid massive heat build-up.
Animals with prehensile tails are animals whose tails are able to grip.
Elephants have small tails because other animals have big tails to fan them-self but elephants have big ears to fan themselves so there is no need for a huge tail
endangered small nocturnal animal of south west australiawith light brown coat & brushy tails squirrels wolves foxes
yes, if they felt like it. but they dont tend to do small stuff like that if they dont want. animals are funny that way. Plus they just do it for attention.
A monkey, dog, mouse, squirrel, beaver, or cat is a small animal with a long tail.
so that it is streamlined and it can go faster
Mice are smaller than hamsters and they have long pointed tails, but hamsters have short tails (stubs). gerbils also have tails like mice but aren't as small. I think you have a hamster because the tail is short.
Yes, beavers are animals with flat tails. Their tails are broad and flat, and they use them for various purposes, such as balancing, communicating, and building dams.
A coati mundi, also known as a coatimundi, is a member of the raccoon family found in North, Central, and South America. They are social animals with long, ringed tails and elongated noses, resembling a mix between a raccoon and an anteater. Coatis are omnivores and primarily eat fruits, insects, and small animals.