Mammals
Types of mammals
Whales and Bats
Dogs and Primates
Miscellaneous
100

What do mammals feed their young? 

Milk

100

Name an example of a marsupial.

Kangaroo, wallaby, opossum, sugar glider, tasmanian devil

100

Why do whales live exclusively in the water, but walruses don't? 

Whales have tails and blowholes so they can swim and breathe more easily, while walruses' flippers are more like legs, because they are land animals. 

100
Name a special feature of primates.

Forward facing eyes, opposable thumbs, tool use, prehensile tails

100

Are bats really blind? 

No. They can see well in low-light, and rely on echolocation in the dark. 

200

What is mammal skin covered by?

Hair or fur.

200

Name an example of a monotreme.

Platypus or echidna

200

Why is blubber important? 

Helps keep animals warm in cold temperatures, helps them float, and stores lots of energy. 

200

Do primates live in social groups?

Yes, they live in tribes or groups. 

200

What type of mammal are Tasmanian devils? 

Marsupials! They have pouches.

300

Are mammals warm-blooded or cold-blooded?

Warm-blooded

300

What are mammals that carry underdeveloped young in a pouch called?

Marsupials

300

How are bats different from birds?

Bats are mammals, they're nocturnal (some birds are, but not all), they lack feathers, and their wings are made of stretched skin rather than thick flesh

300

What is unique about the relationship between dogs and humans?

We have had a mutualistic relationship for thousands of years, a long history of helping each other.

300

Do whales have gills? 

No, whales have lungs. 

400

How do mammals change their internal body temperature?

By shivering or sweating.

400

What are mammals that give birth to live young called?

Placental mammals
400

What are the two types of whales?

Toothed whales and Baleen whales

400

What is a prehensile tail?

A strong and flexible tail that can act as a fifth limb.

400

What is unique about rodent teeth?

They continuously grow. 

500

Are mammals ectotherms or endotherms? 

Endotherms (warm-blooded)

500

What are mammals that lay eggs called?

Monotremes

500

What is echolocation?

Using sound waves and their echoes to create a picture of the surroundings, or using sound to "see"

500

How does a dog's specific features give us a clue about their job?

We can look at their coat, their size, their strength, the shape of their body, and their senses. 

500

Is bamboo nutritious? 

No. Bamboo is not nutritious, which causes a lot of problems for pandas.

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