Newly born mammals get food by its mother by drinking milk from it
From their mothers udders.
The egg itself provides the nurishment the chicken itself is not a mammal!
The platypus is one mammal which must eat its own weight in food each day.
a camel
NIGG3RS, or placenta
yes they can
With few exceptions (eg: alligators, etc.) reptiles are on their own when they are born. They receive no food or protection from the parents. Mammals, however, provide their young with milk as well as protection from predators and severe weather. They also teach their young survival skills they will need as adults.
mammal
The flesh of an animal (especially a mammal) as food.
Yes. Tigers are mammals. They giver birth to live cubs and feed them milk when they are young. Tigers are critically endangered due to hunting. They are carnivores and apex predators that hunt animals like deer, buffalo etc for food.
A manatee is a large swimming mammal that is hunted for food and blubber.
That depends on what the mammal eats. Carnivores (meat eaters) hunt for their food. Herbivores (plant eaters) eat berries, leaves, and bark from trees and bushes. Scavangers steal their food from other animals, trash cans, and such. Domesticated (pets) get their food from humans.
The closer one get to the bottom of the food chain, the more young are born. Rats, mice, rabbits, etc. usually have high numbers of offspring.