Why do some animals have tails?
Some animals have tails for various reasons including balance, communication, defense, and maneuverability. For example, a monkey uses its tail for balance when navigating trees, while a peacock displays its tail for mating rituals. Additionally, some animals use their tails as a defense mechanism against predators.
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1. What is one reason a monkey might use its tail?
A) To play music
B) To pick up food
C) To hang or hold onto branches
D) To scare away predators
2. Why do some animals, like rattlesnakes, have noisy tails?
A) To find food
B) To warn predators or threats
C) To attract a mate
D) To keep themselves awake
3. How do animals like cats and dogs use their tails to communicate?
A) By changing colors
B) By making sounds
C) By wagging or moving them in certain ways
D) By hiding them
4. Why do some animals, like beavers, have flat tails?
A) To help them fly
B) To aid in swimming
C) To dig burrows
D) To store food
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