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Are octipus mammals?
No, octopus are fish.
Is a salmon a mammle?
No, a salmon is not a mammal. It is a fish.
What do whales and dolphins eat?
it eats tuna,squids,octipus legs
What are 4 animals that live in the great barrier reefs?
fish, crabs, octipus, coral
Is an elk a mammle or reptile?
its a mammle
What eats octipus?
Octopuses are eaten by a variety of predators including sharks, eels, dolphins, seals, and some species of fish like groupers. Additionally, humans also consume octopuses as a source of food in many cultures around the world.
What has no fins and leg?
an octipus
Who was the first mammle in space?
the monkey was the first mammle to travel to space.
Is a eagle a mammle?
Yes
Is a horse a mammle?
yes
What is the slowest mammle?
sloth
Is the Lemur a mammle?
yes
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