August 8, 2025
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– Their prehensile tail can curl around objects, helping them anchor to seaweed or coral while they feed.
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– The male’s long, iridescent tail feathers form a spectacular fan for courtship displays.
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– Their thick, muscular tail works almost like a third leg, providing balance and propulsion while hopping.
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– Its tail fin can be as long as its body and is used like a whip to stun prey.
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– Its long, striped tail isn’t used for gripping but acts as a visual flag for communication and group cohesion.
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