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no. humans are mammals and do not have hooves.
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Do all mammals have hands and feet?
no some mammals like a horse have hooves.
Do pandas have hooves?
No. They breathe through their nose and mouths, as all mammals do.
Relationshp between cholesterol and steroid?
Steroid is a general term for a type of molecule.Cholesterol is a type of steroid.Kind of like all dogs are mammals. but not all mammals are dogs.
Does civet have split hooves?
Oh dear. Civets do not have split hooves. Nor do they, in fact, have cloven hooves. Civets do not have hooves at all. They are, indeed, like the horse, the zebra, the ox, the red river hog--they are mammals. But they are not the same type of mammals at all. Civets, instead, are somewhat catlike. They look a bit like a cat crossed with, say, a lemur and a raccoon and maybe--maybe--a ferret. None of these animals has a single hoof.
Do moose have to have a backbone to be a mammal?
Yeah, all mammals have backbones. A lot of things that aren't mammals have backbones, too. The general term is "vertebrate". This applies to most fish, birds and reptiles.
Do all mammals have udders?
No, modern camels do not have hooves. They have a two-toed foot with toenails and a soft footpad. Prehistoric camels may have had hooves. Wait, no prehistoric camels have probley had even less hoof-like feet. Horses have hooves and their ancesters feet had camel like feet with two nails. You see , over time those two toes turned into hooves!So , before the camels had two toes , they most likely had more toes.
What is the term for when mammals are warm blooded?
All mammals are warm blooded. You need to be more specific
Do goats have split hooves?
Cloven hooves is a evolutionary process with the only possible explanation being because they live in a variety of environments that needs them to have two hooved toes to grip a surface that a horse's hoof could have trouble with. Other than that, there really is no real explanation.
What is the proper term used for the mammals that feed milk to their young?
Your question seems to suggest that mammals that feed milk to their young are a subset of mammals. But all mammals feed milk to their young. That, along with the presence of hair, is the defining characteristic of all mammals, without exceptions.
What is the term given to an animal who gives birth to live young which suckle from them?
The only animals that suckle are mammals, but not all mammals give live birth (the monotremes do not). So the answer to your question is "non-monotreme mammals," but there is no common official term for them.
Do donkeys or mules have shoes?
Hooves, the same as for all ungulates.
Does a young female horse have hooves?
yes!! all horses are born with hooves
