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The child tailed his kite.

Popular name: “Satanic Leaf-tailed Gecko”

Once one twin married, his antisocial behaviour tailed off rapidly.

A white-tailed sea eagle (Haliaeetus albicilla) catching a mackerel inNorway.

American patent applications tailed off during the recession, but only after doubling in the decade before.

The fox was identified as a nine-tailed fox, for its long, bushy tail had many branches.

Once one twin married, his antisocial behaviour tailed off rapidly. The bad behaviour of his bachelor brother continued unabated.

The red Wolf diet consists mainly of white-tailed deer and small mammals such as marsh rabbits, raccoons and nutria.

In Han esoteric texts, the nine-tailed fox is not a man-eating beast, but rather an auspicious omen.

There's no story in the Bible about a long-eared, cotton-tailed creature known as the Easter Bunny.

Scientists have found that females mated with lesser, shorter-tailed males are much more likely to be unfaithful than females mated with more attractive specimens.

Sometimes he shows up unannounced, wearing a large black turban, long-tailed tunic, and baggy pants, with a scarf over his nose and mouth against the ubiquitous dust.

Madagascar ring-tailed lemur, here gnawing a non-native cactus, ably carries pollen for native plants on its muzzle and hands.

There is a soft plop when the gun shoots a red-tailed syringe, which buries itself in the tiger's muscular thigh.

Gray wolves often find good hunting in the intertidal zone, where they swim after black-tailed deer, fish snout-first for salmon in shallow creeks, consume seals, and scavenge herring eggs.