Is the emu a mammal

Answer 1

No. Marsupials are a division of mammals. An emu is not a mammal at all. It is a flightless bird.

Answer 2

No, the emu is a flightless bird. It possesses feathers and rudimentary wings, though it cannot fly. It also lays eggs, which mammals (apart from monotremes) do not. It does not suckle its young as mammals do.

The traits emus (and other birds) share with mammals is that they are vertebrates, warmblooded and breathe through lungs.

Answer 3

Yes. The emu is warm-blooded, has feathers and lays eggs, qualities which, when found together, occur only in birds.

Answer 4

Monotremes are mammals which lay eggs rather than give birth. An emu is an avian, not a mammal, therefore it is not a monotreme.

Answer 5

No it's a flightless bird
Definitely not. It is an Australian bird. It lays dark green eggs.

Answer 6

No. An emu is a bird. It is a flightless bird which belongs to the "ratite" family.

Answer 7

The emu is not a mammal. It is a bird.

Answer 8

yes