No, a penguin is not a mammal, even though it can give milk to its young. Mammals also have many other distinct qualities, including skin with hair that penguins do not share. Classification of animals is based on their evolutionary relationship as well as such characteristics.
There are a few other birds (e.g. pigeons and flamingos) and even some fish who can provide milk for their young.
yes it is a mammal because gives birth to it's young
A hamster is a mammal because it gives birth to live young and suckles them.
Because it gives birth to live young
A bison is a mammal because the female (cow) gives live-birth and suckles the young.
It is a mammal because it gives birth to its young. Fish lay eggs instead.
A rabbit is a mammal because it has hair, feeds its young with milk, is warm blooded, and gives birth to live young.
No, a llama is a mammal because it has fur, gives milk to its young, and is warmblooded.
The Emperor penguin is not a mammal, it is like all other birds and penguins.
A mammal gives birth to live young. :)
yes it is a mammal because gives birth to it's young
It has hair, gives birth to live young, feeds it young with mammary glands (breasts), gives birth to live young, and is warm blooded. It is a mammal.
No, A tiger is a mammal because it produces milk and gives birth to live young.