Can your tail help you fly? asks the bird.

Can your tail help you swim? asks the beaver.

Can your tail swat bugs away? asks the bison.

It turns out the bear’s tail does none of these things… and no matter how many creatures and critters he meets, he still doesn’t know why he’s got one. But does that mean Bear shouldn’t love his tail?

Join Bear on his journey to learn all the reasons why some animals have tails—and that you never really need a reason to love your own body.

M.C. Kasper was born and mostly raised in Maryland. From her younger years living on a farm, to her college years working in the Museum of Natural History at Frostburg State University, she has immersed herself in the lives of animals. Writing is amongst M.C.’s many creative interests, including photography, painting, and baking. She holds a Bachelor’s in English, and now lives in Severn, Maryland with her husband and daughter.

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