There are four main groups of marine mammals. They are cetaceans which include whales and dolphins, pinnipeds which includes seals and sea lions, sirenians which are manatees and dugongs, and fissipeds which are polar bears and two species of otters.
Walrus, sea lion, whole bunch of seals, sea otters, porpoises, dolphins, whales, polar bears manatees and many more
Yes, whales, dolphins, manatees, seals and sea lions are examples of marine mammals.
Whales and dolphins are mammals living in the sea. Seals and otters live in the sea and on land, but depend on the sea for food.
Whales, dolphins, porpoise, seals, sea-lions, walrus, manatee and dugong are all mammals that live in the sea.
One animal in the sea is a turtle
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Dolphins are sea creatures but they are also mammals like whales.
doh.. why would there be such a question as to how many endangered mammals are in the sea when not all creatures in the sea have been discovered yet!
mammals,birds ,insects,primates , and sea creatures
No, Mammals are all warm blooded. Reptiles and Amphibians are cold blooded, as are Sea Creatures (Salt & Fresh Water) that are not Mammals.
No, cows are land mammals. They're bovines. There is a sea cow, which is an extinct marine mammal similar to the manatee and dugong.
Depends on whether you mean the number of different species, or the number of individual creatures
mammals, and aquatic creatures.
No. Bset science can tell mammals were first land living. And the creatures that eventually became whales for some reason opted for a more aquatic Lifestyle.
There are no "fish mammals". Mammals are mammals and fish are fish. Mammals are warm-blooded creatures with fur or skin, breathing through lungs, and feeding their yong on mothers's mlk, while fish are cold-blooded creatures covered with scales, and which breathe using gills. There are, however, mammals which live underwater and, like all mammals, suckle their young on mothers' milk. These are dolphins, whales, narwhals, dugong, manatees and porpoises. Then there are the mammals which actually live on land, but spend much of their time at sea, and so have adaptations in their limbs which act as fins. These include walruses, seals and sea lions,
Any animals that live in the sea, fish, sea mammals, some birds and some reptiles, such as salmon, dolphin (fish), Seals, blue whale (sea mammals), Penguins (birds), Saltwater Crocodile (reptile).
No, all sea animals are not mammals. Fishes are not mammals, but dolphins are mammals.
Marine mammals do not have hair covering their bodies. This includes creatures such as dolphins, dugong, whales, seals and sea lions.