Animals have hair to keep them warm in the wild. Also, with animals like cats and dogs, in a fight their hair stands on end, making them look bigger :)
animals with hairs
dolphins and whales
Animals with hairs, like mammals, have fur or hair covering their bodies for insulation, protection, and sensing. Animals without hair, such as reptiles or amphibians, may have scales, feathers, or smooth skin for similar purposes. The presence or absence of hair is often correlated with an animal's evolutionary history, habitat, and lifestyle.
Hornbooks were made from hairs of animals
Short, stiff hairs on plants or animals are called bristles. They can serve various purposes such as protection, sensing the environment, or aiding in movement.
Animals with four guard hairs protect themselves from predators in the wild by using these hairs to sense danger and react quickly to threats. The guard hairs help them detect changes in their environment and potential predators, allowing them to escape or defend themselves effectively.
Yes, all animals reproduce.
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No. Labradors do not have hollow hairs. Animals such as caribou (reindeer), llamas, alpacas and polar bears - all of which live in cold climates - have hollow hairs.
The pumpkin plant grows thin hairs along the stems. These prevent some insects from getting into the stems and can be annoying to small birds and animals.
Its the time when puberty begins for people. For animals its when soft down or fine short hairs on the leaves and stems of plants or on various parts of animals or insects form.
I know you might be a boy but still. People get hair on their leg because it grows naturaly.