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What kind of mammal can dive 2000 feet?
Most whales can dive more than 2000 feet.
What kind of mammal is goat?
Its a mammal
What kind of mammal is a lion?
it is and placental mammal
Is a man-of-war a mammal or non-mammal?
A non-mammal. It is a kind of jellyfish.
What kind of mammal is the boa constrictors?
It is not a mammal, but a reptile.
What kind of mammal is a sea lion?
A Marine Mammal .
Is a shark is a kind of a mammal?
No It is not a mammal It's a fish
What kind a mammal is a whale?
Whales and dolphins are Cetaceans..
What mammal is a turtle?
A turtle is NO kind of mammal. All turtles are reptiles.
Which kind of animal goes through direct development?
a mammal a mammal
What kind of a is a dolphin?
mammal
Is there any kind of living mammal that dont use muscles to move?
there is no mammal that can do that
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