Findings:

The Tailess Mutation although more commonly referred to as a ‘deformity’ is an uncommon occurrence in the Lioden breeders society and is valued for its interesting effect on a lions appearance. As simply as the name goes, the mutation does in fact result in the birth of a cub lacking a tail! This is most likely due to complications during its development in the mothers whom or genetic deformities present in either parent. Results so far have shown that this mutation is not naturally passable to offspring.