What animals have tails that act on themselves?

Different animals have different tails: rattlesnakes' tails serve as bait for hunting; The peacock's tail is used to decorate itself to make itself look good, seeking the female peacock to mate; The tail of the fish acts as their driving force**; The tail of a cow can be used as a tool for them to repel mosquito bites; The monkey's tail is used to regulate body temperature; The kangaroo's tail can be used as a stool; The tail of a deer is an important alarm; The rabbit's tail can help the rabbit escape when it is critical, etc.

1. Balance.

The kitten's tail allows people to maintain basic balance when exercising, and at the same time, it is more convenient to carry Nebi when turning over, so that it will not be injured casually. Kangaroos are constantly jumping on their two hind legs, and if they don't have a tail, they can easily wrestle.

2. Protection.

Pangolins, one of the ten most special animals with the most special defense, wrap their tails around trees to avoid falling. The crocodile has a powerful and powerful tail and can be used as a ** to attack enemies and protect itself.

3. Thermal insulation.

Squirrels, foxes and other animals have big furry tails, which are not just long, and in the winter it is quite cold, so they have to use their tails to keep warm, and then start hibernation to avoid the cold.

4. Supporting role.

Woodpeckers generally start pecking at the trunk to eat pests, and at this time the tail plays a supporting role, so that it can better stand on the trunk and not fall off casually, and can also sit on the tail when resting.

5. Positioning.

Aquatic animals such as fish, most of which are handsless, rely on their tails to propel themselves forward while allowing themselves to find their way.

6. Escape effect.

Rabbits have short, cute tails that can save lives in an emergency. When it is accidentally bitten by a beast, it will find a way to take its tail off and get more time to escape. When the tail of gecko lizards is bitten, it will break off on its own to gain more time.

7. Alarm function.

The tail of the deer is relatively short, but it is an important alarm, if the deer perceives danger, they will put their tail up, so that their companions will receive the warning signal and run away.

8. Predation.

When a bat hunts at night, it may use its tail and feet together to form a trap, so that many insects do not know that it is a bat, and it can better catch its prey.

9. The role of energy storage.

The lemur's tail is like a storehouse, if the weather is good, it will store a lot of nutrients in the tail, and if there is a lack of resources, it will rely on the energy in the tail.

10. Offensive effect.

Powerful animals such as lions, tigers, and leopards all have powerful tails, which are also another kind of **, which can help them defeat their opponents when attacking.

The tail of many animals has a role in maintaining balance in movement;

The tails of horses, cows, and pigs can repel insects;

The tail of a tiger and leopard stingray can be used as a wrestling **;

The tails of stingrays and scorpions are self-protective**;

When a squirrel jumps from a height, its tail can be used as a parachute to slow down its fall;

The tails of woodpeckers and kangaroos play a supporting role;

When the slow loris sleeps in the tree, its tail wraps around the main branch and plays a holding role;

The main driving force of the tails of fish, whales, dolphins, finless porpoises, crocodiles, and other animals in swimming mainly comes from the swing of the tail.

The male peacock's beautiful tail is his main tool when competing for a female peacock as a mate.

A lot of 1, keep balanced. primates such as monkeys and predators such as lions and cheetahs;

2. Repel mosquitoes and flies. such as cattle, horses and other ungulates;

3. Protection. There are two kinds: one is to call the police, such as deer and some snakes (such as rattlesnakes); Rather, self-defense, like a crocodile.

There are also scorpions, not only self-defense, but also predation, too many.