No, they are insects. Mammals are all warm-blooded vertebrates.
All beetles and mammals are animals and that is where the similarity ends.
Beetles are in no way mammals; they even differ at phylum level
Mammals are furred, young-suckling viviparous vertebrates
Beetles are invertebrates, with chitinous body armour and six jointed legs and 2 pairs of wings, the hindwings and the hard forewings called elytra. Their bodies comprise three parts; the head, thorax and abdomen.
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Beetle Classification
Domain Eukarya
Kingdom Animalia
Phylum Arthropoda
Class Insecta
Order Coleoptera 360 000 species so far discovered
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Mammal Classification
Domain Eukarya
Kingdom Animalia
Phylum Chordata
Subphylum Vertebrata
Class Mammalia
4500 species approximately
lizards and all different types of mammals
Not even close. Rodents are an order of gnawing mammals. Beetles are insects.
Like all the other weevils, the giraffe weevil is a beetle, and thus, belongs to the class Hexapoda.
No. It is a beetle and insect. Mammals have hair, backbones, have young alive, and are warm blooded. Lady bugs have none of these things. They only eat aphids.
Maybe, insects have a higher LD50 for ionizing radiation than mammals do. However close in the blast or thermal flash are very likely to kill them.
Tagalog translation of BEETLE: salaginto
it is close to a beetle but no a cockroach is not a beetle
Hercules beetle
No, the water beetle is not the biggest beetle.
Frill-necked lizards are insectivores and eat cicadas, beetle, termites, butterflies and moths (especially their larvae). They also eat Spiders, other lizards and some small mammals.
Beetles don't have blood like, for instance, mammals. Instead, they have a fluid called hemolymph. Beetle hemolymph can vary according the the type of beetle, from pale yellow through to deep red.
It is the Bombardier Beetle