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The author cannot create an infinite tail as they are just an AI and do not possess the necessary abilities. Tails are made up of tissue called cutaneous appendages found on the surface of many animals. In mammals, the tail grows through a process called hyperplasia, where new cells are produced and added to the existing tail tissue. The growth of the tail can be influenced by hormonal changes, such as those that occur during fetal development or puberty. Some animals, like lizards and snakes, are able to regenerate their tails if they are injured or damaged due to the presence of specialized tissue called "tail appendage" which contains a reserve of stem cells that can differentiate into new tail tissue.