No. Doves are not mammals - they are birds. The differences between birds and mammals are:
Some doves are predators- for example Ring-neck doves are predators
No ,it isn't .
Yes
Are you referring to the Mariana Fruit-Dove? The Mariana Fruit-Dove is a bird, not a mammal.
It was a bird of the dove family.
The mourning dove is not a mammal, it is a bird. Although birds are warm blooded like mammals, they lay eggs whereas mammals birth their young.
The Jambu Fruit Dove is the known most unique dove species in the world that can mostly be found in the South East Asia region in countries such as Thailand, Malaysia, Brunei and Indonesia.
No. They are covered in feathers instead of fur/hair, have beaks and lay eggs so they are Birds.
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Rock dove, mourning dove, white winged dove, Zenaida dove, ground dove, Inca dove, White crowned pigeon, ringed turtle dove, Eurasian collared dove are some examples. There are 289 species in this family worldwide.
A baby dove is the baby of a dove.
Crowned pigeon, rock dove(or domestic pigeon), mourning dove, collared dove, white winged dove, ground dove, Inca dove.
The dove is recognized as "peace" in most western countries. The dove is an ancient symbol of peace. It is pictured as a white dove, rather than the gray multi-colored wood dove commonly called a pigeon.
A barbary dove is a domesticated dove, either treated as an individual species or as a subspecies of the Eurasian collared dove or the African collared dove.
The past tense of "dive" would be "dived" or "dove".