### body part | tail:

Dust tail
* are wider with more of a curve.
* consist of dust particles which have streamed of the nucleus by escaping gasses.
* show a distinct curvature.

Lizard tail
* are fragile and easily break off.
* break easily if seized but can grow back.
* help in balance and locomotion
  - movement

Long tail
* Most long tails have tips
  - vary in length
* Some long tails have feathers
  - fur
  - outer feathers
* Some long tails have white feathers
  - provide propulsion
* have distinctive black tips
* help keep balance during climbing and jumping.
* interfere with breeding and lambing.

Muscular tail
* Most muscular tails extend posteriors.
* Some muscular tails have flat shapes

Oxtail
* actually come from a cow.
* are tails.
* is skinned and usually sold cut in pieces.

Prehensile tail
* Most prehensile tails have tips.
* Some prehensile tails act like hands
  - have pads
* are also common.

Red tail
* Most red tails have dark brown tips
* elicit viscous strikes, from every species of top of the line predators.

Wet tail
* condition that can be transmitted rapidly from animal to animal and is deadly.
* disease that is stress related and caused by unclean and bad living conditions.

### body part:

Thorax
* Most thoraxes connect appendages.
* Most thoraxes have muscles
  - ridges
* Some thoraxes are part of ants
  - aphids
  - arthropods
  - barnacles
  - bees
  - beetles
  - blowflies
  - bugs
  - butterflies
  - capsids
  - centipedes
  - chrysalises
  - cicadas
  - cockroaches
  - crabs
  - crickets
  - decapods
  - dragonflies
  - drones
  - earwigs
  - emperors
  - fireflies
  - fleas
  - goldeneyes
  - grasshoppers
  - honeybees
  - hornets
  - horseflies
  - houseflies
  - insects
  - katydids
  - krill
  - ladybirds
  - leafhoppers
  - lice
  - lobsters
  - locusts
  - mantises
  - mayflies
  - midges
  - millepedes
  - mites
  - mosquitoes
  - moths
  - peacocks
  - phasmids
  - plankton
  - pollinators
  - pupas
  - queens
  - scorpions
  - silverfishs
  - spiders
  - springtails
  - tarantulas
  - termites
  - treehoppers
  - trilobites
  - wasps
  - weevils
  - woodlouses
* Some thoraxes have narrow stripes
  - wings
* Some thoraxes look like narrow waists
  - protect hearts
* Thoraces have no pheromones and thus are universally tasty.
* includes corpi.

Throat
* Most throats have esophagi.
* Some throats are part of bodies
  - necks
* Some throats have black stripes
  - distinct stripes
  - sing best when sore
* are body parts
  - openings
* are part of human bodies
  - shoes
  - passage
  - solid objects
* includes clappers
  - lobes
* includes taste buds
  - cells
  - tongues
  - tonsils
* rheumatoid arthritis rheumatoid arthriti.

### body part | throat:

Throat singing
* refers to the development of a tone from deep in the vocal chords.
* very old art.
* well-known form of Inuit music that is usually performed by two women.
+ Tuva, Culture: Federal subjects of Russia :: Siberia
  * Tuvans are famous for their throat singing. Throat singing is a very old art. And it is very special because a throat singer can sing two or more notes at the same time. Throat singers imitate the sounds of nature. They can sound like a bird or like the howling wind. One style of throat singing has a rhythm like a horse trotting. For many centuries only men were allowed to be throat singers.