Characteristics
Rodents and
Bats
Herbivores and
Carnivores
Monkeys and
Apes
Sea Mammals
100
This covers a mammal's body?
What is fur or hair.
100
What do rodents eat?
What are grasses, seeds, nuts, and plants.
100
Hoofed mammals eat what?
What are plants or grasses.
100
Where do monkeys and apes live?
What are tropical forests and jungles.
100
Are sea mammals warm-blooded or cold-blooded?
What is warm-blooded.
200
If an animal's body temperature stays the same it is what?
What is warm-blooded.
200
Name two rodents.
Squirrel, mouse, rat, prairie dog, porcupine.
200
Where do hoofed mammals live?
What are open plains or grasslands.
200
How do monkeys and apes move around?
What is walk or climb.
200
Instead of legs, sea mammals have these to swim?
What are fins, tails, or flippers.
300
Mammals have a backbone so they are called what?
What is a vertebrate.
300
Bats are the only mammal that can do this?
What is fly.
300
Name two hoofed mammals.
Zebra, giraffe, elephant, wildebeest.
300
What do monkeys and apes eat?
What are nuts, seeds, fruits, and leaves.
300
Name a sea mammal.
Dolphin, blue whale, seal.
400
How are mammal babies born?
What is alive from the mother.
400
How are bats different from birds?
What is they don't have feathers or lay eggs.
400
Mammals that hunt and eat other animals are called what?
What are carnivores.
400
Are apes larger or smaller than monkeys?
What is larger.
400
What do sea mammals eat?
What are fish, squid, krill.
500
Mammals breathe with these?
What are lungs.
500
How do bats find food at night?
What are making sounds and using echoes.
500
Name two carnivores.
Lion, tiger, fox.
500
Name a type of monkey or ape.
Baboon, mandrill, howler, chimpanzee, orangutan, gorilla.
500
What is the fat called that keeps a blue whale warm?
What is blubber.
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