No. Ostriches are in the bird family.
Ostriches are very large birds which, along with the emu (an Australian bird), are the biggest birds. Ostriches aren't mammals because they don't have fur like other animals and and they don't have teeth like mammals have too. Nor do they feed their young on mothers' milk.
No, ostriches aren't mammals because they don't have fur like animals and and they don't have teeth like mammals do. They do not nurse their young, as mammals do. Ostriches, though they don't fly, are classified as birds
no, ostriches aren't even mammals. giraffes are the tallest living mammals
mammals
Yes , like all birds and mammals
Ostriches live in Africa, in deserts, savannas and mountainous regions, as well as dense brush and open woodlands. For protection, they often congregate with grazing mammals such as zebras and some antelope species. They are also found living with giraffes and elephants. Not only do these mammals flush out food for ostriches, they also provide an early warning system. When there is a predator such as a lion, ostriches use their forward-facing eyes to spot the predator before sprinting off at 45 miles per hour. Ostriches have keen vision, and that helps with the senses of smell that the graving mammals they congregate with have.
I do not think most mammals have eyelashes.
Nigeria is home to numerous mammals, mollusks, and birds. African Bush Elephants, ostriches, and babblers can all be found in Nigeria.
Rabbits are mammals and all rabbits have whiskers, so all mammals have whiskers.
no
Elephants are mammals, ostriches are flightless birds. Mammals are warmblooded vertebrates that, with few exceptions, give birth to live young and feed them milk from mammary glands after birth. The exceptions are the monotremes (the platypus and two species of spiny anteaters) that, like the ostrich, lay eggs. However, an ostrich does not suckle its young.
Cows and ostriches are fundamentally different species; cows are mammals and belong to the Bovidae family, while ostriches are birds and belong to the Struthionidae family. Cows are typically domesticated for milk and meat production, while ostriches are known for their large size, fast running, and valuable feathers. Additionally, cows are herbivores that primarily graze on grass, whereas ostriches are omnivores that can eat plants, insects, and small animals. Their physical characteristics and reproductive methods also differ significantly, with cows giving live birth and ostriches laying eggs.
A pride of ostriches