The cat's tail is controlled by the brain. It has six muscles attached to it and moves selectively through signals from the brain. The cat's tail plays a role in maintaining the cat's body balance. In addition, it can also express the cat's emotions. , Generally, when a cat is happy, its tail is upright, but when it feels threatened, its tail will explode.

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Cats’ tails are very fragile and sensitive. Parents are not allowed to touch and play with them at will. Parents with children at home must not let their children scratch the cat. The tail may be accidentally injured.