charcteristics of mammals
warm or cold blooded
warm blooded
mice
House Mouse, Jumping Mouse, Field Mouse
type of hoove
cloven hooves, split into two parts, wild burros and horses are the exception
good or bad senses
good
are bears omnivores or carnivores
omnivores
liquid mammals produce
milk
voles
Meadow Vole, White Throated Woodrat, Muskrat, Pine Vole
majority are native to
North America
how do they get food
hunt and track prey
are wild dogs carnivores or omnivores
carnivores
veterbrates or invertebrates
vertebrates
norway rat
Large, came from Europe, Invasive Species, Carries lots of disease, live in colonies
how many chambers in the stomach
4
what do they need to rip the flesh
sharp teeth
type of cats in wildcat family
Canada Lynx, Bobcats, Mountain Lion
hair/ fur or feathers
fur/hair
squirrels
Tree Squirrels
Ground Squirrels
another name for them
ungulates
what type of animals do they eat
They eat the primary consumer and weaker secondary consumers; control the populations of the prey
types of bears
Brown, Black, and Grizzley Bear
type of skeleton
bony
marmots
Woodchucks, Yellow Bellied Marmot, Hoary Marmot
type of digestive system
ruminant
role in food chain
Predators/Secondary Consumers
types of wild dogs
Red Fox, Greay Fos, Swift Fox, Coyotes, Gray Wolf, Red Wolf