Mammals:
* Foxes: Have long, bushy tails that are often used for balance and communication.
* Squirrels: Possess bushy, often fluffy tails that help them with balance, steering, and signaling.
* Raccoons: Their tails are ringed with dark bands and are bushy, acting as a counterbalance and a warning sign.
* Lemurs: Have long, fluffy tails, often used for balance and communication.
* Skunks: Their tails are bushy and used to spray a foul-smelling liquid as a defense mechanism.
* Cats: While not all cats have super bushy tails, many breeds have tails that are thick and fluffy.
* Dogs: Certain breeds, like the German Shepherd and Pomeranian, have bushy tails.
* Monkeys: Many monkey species have long, prehensile tails (tails that act like an extra limb) which are often covered in fur.
Birds:
* Peacocks: Male peacocks have elaborate, feathery tails that they use to attract mates.
* Pheasants: Have long, feathery tails that they use for display and balance.
* Parrots: Some parrot species have long, feathery tails that are used for balance and communication.
Other:
* Scorpions: Their tails are often called "metasomas" and are equipped with a venomous stinger.
This is just a small sample of the many animals with brushy tails!