vertebrates which can maintain their body temperature and do not change their body temperature according to the external environment are called as warm blooded animals such as mammals and birds:.)
Mammals, some amphibians, some reptiles, and most birds.
All mammals, and birds.
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I believe the Great White shark is also warm blooded as are some species of Tuna fish.
warm blooded vertebrates are vertabrates, (animal with a backbone) ,that can make their own warmth. (That's what warm blooded means.)
Mammals are warm-blooded vertebrates with fur - or at least a few hairs.
Vertebrates that are warm blooded, have hair or fur, and nurse their young are mammals. Bears are covered in fur, nurse their young with milk, and are warm blooded vertebrates. So they match all the criteria for a mammal.
Mammals have a number of characteristics that define them. They have hair, or fur. They are warm-blooded. They are vertebrates. Most give birth to live young. You are a mammal.
Humans are mammals. They are warm-blooded vertebrates, they have a body covering of hair or fur, they suckle their young with milk and they have specialized teeth.
they have hair or fur and it is warm blooded
A mammal.
mammal
There are few different types of groups of animals that are warm blooded and have hair or fur. The largest group of warm blooded animals are tigers and coyotes.
Yeah, because that's how they keep warm. Like take an dog for an instance, dogs are warm blooded animals, and they have fur.
Fur and hair helps animals even though they Arte warm blooded to keep warm
A bat is a mammal--it has fur, lactates and is warm-blooded. Mammals are vertebrates. Vertebrates have a dorsal nerve cord protected by bony or cartilaginous vertebrae. Arthropods are invertebrates--they do not have vertebrae. They are a specific kind of invertebrate with a jointed exoskeleton.
Yes. Zebras, like all mammals, are vertebrates, warm-blooded, breathe through lungs, have fur/skin/hair and give borth to live young which feed on mothers' milk.