Creatures With Multiple Tails

5July,2024 Credit: Pexels

Manx Cats

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Axolotls

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Squirrels

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Shrimp

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Millipedes

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Isonade

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These examples illustrate instances where animals can exhibit multiple tails, often as a result of genetic mutations, developmental abnormalities, or regenerative processes.

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