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Excellent quality :good:

 

Looks like a common, the cat brings home identical, tail-less, ones quite regularly :yes:

 

I've heard that a lot of smaller lizzards shed their tails when attacked.

Is this why your cat is bringing home 'tail-less' ones?

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I've heard that a lot of smaller lizzards shed their tails when attacked.

Is this why your cat is bringing home 'tail-less' ones?

 

:yes:

 

slow worms do it also, its a defence mechanism, tail falls off when attacked so the predator is left feeding/attacking the detached tail, whilst the lizard/slow worm gets away :good:

 

Their tails eventually grow back.

 

 

A bit of boring info for you there :lol:

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:yes:

 

slow worms do it also, its a defence mechanism, tail falls off when attacked so the predator is left feeding/attacking the detached tail, whilst the lizard/slow worm gets away :good:

 

Their tails eventually grow back.

 

 

A bit of boring info for you there :lol:

 

I think it's quite interesting, it'd be funny if this happened to people too.

I cant imagine the amount of times I'd attack friends just to see them shake

thier 'front tails' out the bottom of thier trouser leg afterwards :lol:

 

Edit: I think there's something wrong with my sense of humour.

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I think it's quite interesting, it'd be funny if this happened to people too.

I cant imagine the amount of times I'd attack friends just to see them shake

thier 'front tails' out the bottom of thier trouser leg afterwards :lol:

 

Edit: I think there's something wrong with my sense of humour.

 

:hmm: so do I! :lol: :lol:

 

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