Wild animals with long tails
Giraffe: The giraffe is a herbivorous, tallest mammal that belongs to the Genus Giraffa and Family Giraffidae and is found in East Africa.
Ring-Tailed Lemur: In mating season, To show their dominance they will cover smelly secretions on their tails.
Black Spider Monkey: Its tail lack hair at the underside and also at the tip to provide extra grip while grasping, hanging through it.
Angola Colobus: They have thin and long tails about 75 cm long that are black or white throughout their length with a white tip.
Howler Monkey: Its long and thick tails are stronger enough to hold or support their entire body weight.
Woolly Monkey: The woolly monkeys are New World monkeys that are placed in the family Atelidae and Genus Lagothrix and are found in South America and other places.
Eastern Glass Lizard: These animals are called ‘glass lizards’ because they are capable of breaking their tails into several pieces, like glass.
Ribbon-Tailed Astrapia: The male Ribbon-Tailed Astrapia has a long tail of about 100 cm.
Long-Tailed WidowBird: Its long tails are used primarily to attract females.
Long-Tailed Grass Lizard: Its tails are so long, about three times the length of their own body.
Malabar giant squirrel: Its long tails are used for balancing and supporting while feeding and hanging through their hindlimb.
Jesus Christ lizard: They can run on water surfaces because the great force produced by their legs prevents them from sinking into the water.