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I'm not sure if it's all species or just some but squirrels can loose their tail. It's a kind of survival mechanism. Predators go for the big fluffy tail and the squirrel can run off and leave it behind. It really surprised me when I found this out . . .
:ohmy: That's news to me! Does the squirrel's tail grow back or not? I know a lizard's can grow back...
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If I remember correctly it's gone forever. The fluffy bit is sort of like a sheath that fits over the actual tail structure so it would still have a tail but it wouldn't be as impressive. I actually saw a squirrel that had lost it's fluff once. It's absolutely bizarre looking.
That's incredible! I never knew that either!
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If I remember correctly it's gone forever. The fluffy bit is sort of like a sheath that fits over the actual tail structure so it would still have a tail but it wouldn't be as impressive. I actually saw a squirrel that had lost it's fluff once. It's absolutely bizarre looking.
oh, wow! That really must be a sight to see! :silly:
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If I remember correctly it's gone forever. The fluffy bit is sort of like a sheath that fits over the actual tail structure so it would still have a tail but it wouldn't be as impressive. I actually saw a squirrel that had lost it's fluff once. It's absolutely bizarre looking.
oh, wow! That really must be a sight to see! :silly:
I couldn't help but try and find a picture. I found tons where there was completely no tail left over, but then I came across this:
:woohoo: I don't know what to make of it. It looks like a mix between a hamster and a rat. Still adorable though!
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