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Alcibiades has the tail of his dog cut off to avert the attention of the Athenians from his other doings,
Argus' eyes changed into peacock's 'eyes' (ocelli): Juno sets Argus' eyes on her peacock, after Argus, while watching Io, has been slain by Mercury (Ovid, Metamorphoses I 723),
Quintus Sertorius orders two men to pull the hair from a horse's tail: one tries to pull all the hairs in one time, and fails, the other pulls the hairs one by one and succeeds (an example of the advantage of perseverance over violence),
Samson ties three hundred foxes two by two by their tails with a fire-brand in between; with the torches on fire he lets them go into the cornfields of the Philistines which are set aflame,
St. Hippolytus is tied to the tails of wild horses and dragged to death, or torn apart,
St. Thomas Becket flees from town on horseback; the people mock him and cut off the tail of his horse,
amphibians with tail,
amphibians with tail (with NAME),
animals courting and mating,
docking an animal,
fabulous animals ~ amphibians with tail,
fabulous animals ~ tailless amphibians,
hännättömät sammakkoeläimet,
silent means of communication of animal(s): wagging of tail etc.,
silent means of communication of animal(s): wagging of tail etc.,
silent means of communication of animal(s): wagging of tail etc.,
silent means of communication of animal(s): wagging of tail etc.,
silent means of communication of animal(s): wagging of tail etc.,
tail,
tail,
tail,
tail,
tail,
tail,
tail,
tail of an animal,
tail of an animal,
tail of an animal,
tail of an animal,
tail of an animal,
the devil escapes, perforating the bottom of the ark, the grass snake fills the gap with its tail to prevent the ark from sinking
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