Is a fish a mammal

Answer 1

no
no no, if it lays eggs, it is not considered to be a mammal.

Answer 2

No. Fish are cold blooded and lay eggs, and do not nurse their babies with milk.

Animals such as whales, dolphins and porpoise are mammals although they live in the same environment as fish.

Mammals cannot filter air out of the water with their lungs, as fish do with their gills.

There are two types of fishes - Osteichthyes, or bony fishes, and Chondrichthyes, the cartilaginous fishes. Most fish are bony fishes, with skeletons like mammals. But sharks, skates, rays and Chimera are cartilaginous.
Starfish, or Sea Star, a bottom-dwelling marine animal. Despite its name, the starfish is not a fish; it is an echinoderm.

Answer 3

No. The tuna is a species of fish. There are five classes of vertebrates (animals with backbones) which are: Mammals, Birds, Reptiles, Fish, and Amphibians. The tuna is a fish. (Other classes are not here listed because they are not of the vertebrate phylum)
No. The tuna is a species of fish.

Answer 4

Fishes are animals
Mammals is a class of animals with certain characteristics such as having live young and nursing from the female parent.
Fish are gill breathing animals divided into more than one class that includes fish and some fish like sea creatures depending on various traits. They are classified according to fin type, jaw type, scale type, egg or live spawn and more.

Answer 5

All fish are classified as vertebrates, with the excpetion of dolphins. Dolphins are mammals because they have a constant body temperature, hair or fur, are air breathers and feed their young on milk.

Answer 6

No. It is not a mammal it lays eggs and mammals DO NOT LAY EGGS.

Answer 7

No. Fish and mammals are two distinctive groups, they don't overlap in any way.

Answer 8

The angler fish is a deep sea fish. It is not a mammal because it has gills and scales

Answer 9

Most fishes lay eggs. Dolphin, whales give live birth

Answer 10

No. Tuna is a fish of the oceans.