why do mouse have tails?
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The main functions of a rat's tail are temperature regulation, balance and thwarting predators. The rat's tail is a perfect heat loss organ, and temperature control is especially important for rats because they lack the ability to sweat. ... That keen sense of balance is made possible by the rat's long, agile tail.
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The main functions of a rat's tail are temperature regulation, balance and thwarting predators. The rat's tail is a perfect heat loss organ, and temperature control is especially important for rats because they lack the ability to sweat. ... That keen sense of balance is made possible by the rat's long, agile tail.
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