A common mistake in looking for a mammal is to say 'all mammals have fur' but this is not true- whales and dolphins are both mammals because they feed their young on milk and breathe air, but do not have fur of any type.
The best way to look for a mammal is to check they don't have scales or feathers (Birds or reptiles or Fish) Other ways of checking takes time like seeing whether they birth live babies.
Of course though, telling what catergory an animal comes under comes with practice, and should eventually be an easy practice.
People have "baby teeth" or "milk teeth". So do all of the other mammals! The only exceptions are mammals like anteaters -- they don't have any teeth at all.
Mammal mothers are hard workers. Baby mammals learn from their mothers. Most of the mothers don't really try to teach their babies, but the babies watch their mother and do the things they see her do. Through copying their mothers, baby mammals learn everything they need to survive.
So, what do mammals eat when they grow up? They eat all sorts of different things! Lions are mammals who eat meat - they are called carnivores. Cows are mammals who eat plants - they are called herbivores. People are mammals who eat meat and plants - they are called omnivores.
Mammals may be distinguished in many ways. First, they can be distinguished by the number of limbs they have. Then they can be distinguished by the form of transportation they use. Mammals must be air breathing and warm-blooded. Most mammals also have sweat glands. These are just a few of the ways mammals are distinguished from other animals.
they have hair
they give birth to live children, meaning no shelled eggs (with only a few exceptions such as a platypus.)
they are warm blooded, have fur and give birth. they care for their young. ONly one mammal lays eggs, and that is the platypus.
some mammals walk on four legs instead of two legs.
Yes BTW
Insect and mammals do not look like their parents when they are born.
No. Although mammals do not go through a complete metamorphosis, as amphibians do, many mammals do not look like their parents at birth. A marsupial at birth is a tiny embryo, not at all like an adult marsupial. Many mammals are born blind and hairless. Probably, the mammals that most resemble their parents at birth are the hoofed mammals.
the babe reptiles don't look like their parents unlike mammals.
Well most mammals do, such as equines, bovines, dogs, cats, and many more. Snakes also look like there parents, as well as alligators, crocodiles, sharks, and whales. These are just a few that all look like their parents when they are born, though the resemblence might be small they all look like a percentage of the parents genes.
Yes, all mammals look like their mothers.
Mammals are good and helpful parents.
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Little rodents.
they do tend to look like a mixture of their parents just like people tend to look like a mixture of their parents, even though sometimes they can look more like their mom, or more like their dad
They are small mammals that look sort of like hamsters except they have long tails.
Lemmings. They actually look like guinea pigs though...........................
People look like their parents because in order to create a person, the parents of them must pass down genetics. They make the child look like them because of these.