What are all the Pokemon with at least three tails?

Question

The definition of "tails" can be rather loose, for example hydrapple can count as having two tails. Please tell me the number of tails for the Pokemon and not just the names, thanks.

Idk what to put for tags and it needs one, so I put gen 9

Comments

This is one of those tags that should be weird/ trivial knowledge.

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Vulpix and nintailes had more than 3 tails, even as tauros.

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Ninetales has… nine, and Tauros 3

Answer 1

Clear Cut

• Vulpix (both forms) — 6
• Ninetales (both forms) — 9
• Tauros (all forms) — 3

Multiple Pokemon in one

• Wishiwashi School Form — I don't mean the tail on the body that the fish make up, I mean the individual fish themselves. Feel free to count them.
• Dragapult (the main body and each Dreepy has one) — 3
• Maushold (Family of Four/Three, each mouse has a tail) — 4/3
• Hydrapple (there are seven syrpents in the apple) — 7

Unsure going off of Bulbapedia

• Palkia Origin (Bulbapedia says it's tail splits into five. I don't know if it means it has five tails or it's five protrusions from one base) — 5
• Falinks (Bulbapedia says each trooper has a red horn on their posterior resembling a tail) — 6
• Terastal Form Terapagos (Bulbapedia says it's fur vaguely forms three separate tails) — 3

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I believe I have all of them, but let me know if I somehow missed one. Hope this helps!