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Rhulani Minute Safari - Pumba's wagging tail
The infamous warthog's tail is hard not to note. Their tail stands erect as soon as the warthog is fleeing from any situation. This is caused by a muscular contraction which constricts involuntarily at the base of the warthog's tail. While the warthog is foraging the tail hangs behind with the odd flicker to swot off any flies.
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