Cowtail: It's to drive away flies, mosquitoes and gadflies. Because these little things always sting it. I remember when I was a child, I used to see cows sweep their tails around.

Bird's tail: A bird is a flying animal. Its tail plays a considerable role in keeping balance and steering. It is estimated that it can't fly without a tail.

Horse tail: It can play a beautiful role. A horse is good at running, and it can also play a balancing role when it runs. When the ponytail and the mane are thrown up, it is really imposing. Of course, when it eats or stays, it can also play a role in driving away mosquitoes and flies.

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The monkey on Monkey Mountain has its tail as its "fifth hand". Monkeys use their tails to run around the trees, and sometimes they use their tails to grab food.

Little squirrels sleep with their tails as quilts; Woodpeckers use their chisel-like mouths to find pests in tree trunks, and their sturdy tails are important supports.

Gecko's tail, thin and long, can be used by gecko to defend itself. When other animals want to catch a gecko, they often think that they can catch it by grabbing or holding down its tail. In fact, the gecko can break off its tail and escape immediately, making the animal that wants to catch it happy. Gecko can grow a new tail soon after it breaks off its original tail.

A tiger's tail, like a Strafe, can be whipped. When a tiger fights with other animals, its tail becomes a powerful fighting weapon. Beat the enemy so hard that he can't fight back.