Animals
The Worlds Fluffiest Tail Could Come with a Bloodlust
The tufted ground squirrel of Borneo has been recognized to have the world's fluffiest tail. However, in a twist hilariously reminiscent of the white rabbit in "Monty Python and the Holy Grail," this little beast may also have a ferocious taste for blood.
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