Balance, communication, movement (torque), aerodynamics, streamlining, grip, heat conservation (sleep & hibernation), fly-swatting/scaring, decoy, sacrifice (skink/slow-worm), fat storage, defence ...
actually not every animal has a tail for instance a pudu.
The cartilage in the tail is what helps propel the Tiger Shark's tail forward.
Yes there are animals with tail such as a beaver Hope it helped
Yes, all chordates have a tail sometime during their development, although its not necessarily seen when the animal is adult. In many animals its a vestigial structure
seel
I think a frog need a tail to swim and for balance!
a tail
Tail is like an animals tail and tale is a story
because when their walking ( or sliding) on the ice ( like most polar animals) they need balance which is provided by the tail.
lizards use their tail to hit the enemies
A shrew has a long nose and a tail.
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
The cartilage in the tail is what helps propel the Tiger Shark's tail forward.
The human body doesn't need a tail because we aren't animals. Almost every animal has a tail for extra balance. Our balance are our big toes. We only have a TAIL bone, which is an extra bone that used to be where our ancestors had tails for balance.
as alert-push & plull of tail makes the wave of tail
platypus
Most animals with a tail are mammals EX- cat, dog.. BUT fish can also have tails too...:D BYE
The coccyx forms a really short tail in humans. It is related to a regular tail in other animals that have them.