Hey ,yeah I'm talking about mammals. Mammals have mammary glands, that's what they use to feed their young milk. Some mammals are monotremes like platypuses, sweat milk to feed they're young.
Mammals also have hair, backbones, breathe air, are warm blooded and have mammary glands. Mammals are similar to birds because they both have back bones, breathe air and are warmblooded. The difference is birds don't have fur or mammary glands.
Placental mammals give live birth and feed their babies with milk. They also are the biggest group of mammals.
Monotremes lay eggs, sweat milk and they have different types of defenses. The platypus has a poisonous tip on the side of their feet that they put in to predators when threatened. Spiny anteaters roll in balls and protect themselves with the sharp points on their back.
My favorite mammal is the jaguar.
It is the only big cat that lives in the Americas and they live in rain forests. They're near extinct and are relatives of the leopard. They also live in large habitats and have a bite hard enough to go through a turtles shell.
The jaguar can weigh up to 211 lbs. and can have a length that's 6ft 4in. Jaguars also climb trees to pounce on their prey and eat large animals like bulls. They also live mostly in south america and they use their fur color for camouflage. They have adapted to swimming and eating fish.
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it was a good blog u had really good information. U could have a better introduction.
ReplyDeleteYou had great information, but You need to work on your introduction. AND maybe make it longer.
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