Are Hammerhead sharks mammals

Answer 1

• Mammal: Mammals are living organism that are warm-blooded, and belong to class of higher vertebrates whose bodies are covered with hair, who give birth to live young, and feed them with milk from mammary glands.
• Fish: Fishes are mostly cold-blooded aquatic vertebrates that have (or may not have) scales, breathe through their gills and are equipped with two sets of paired fins and several unpaired ones.

Answer 2

No. Sharks are fish, cold-blooded animals that breathe underwater through gills.

Mammals breathe with lungs, are warm-blooded, and nurse their young. Several marine mammals, such as the dolphin and orca, resemble sharks in form. But they must return to the surface to get air, as they do not have gills.
No

Answer 3

A hammerhead shark is not a mammal it is a fish with gills. All sharks are considered fish because of the fact that sharks breathe through gills. They also rely on outside conditions for body heat, they do not suckle their young, do not have hair, etc.

Answer 4

Hammerhead sharks, like all sharks, are fish, not reptiles.

Answer 5

They, like all sharks, are fish and not mammals.

Answer 6

No, the hammerhead shark is a fish, a shark, not a mammal.

Answer 7

No. All sharks are fish, not mammals.

Answer 8

A fish.