Fish do not give live birth, most mammals do. Fish do not nurse their young, mammals do.
They r both animals
No mammals are fish. Mammals and fish are distinct groups of animals with different characteristics. Mammals are warm-blooded vertebrates that have hair or fur, while fish are cold-blooded aquatic vertebrates that have scales and gills for breathing underwater.
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No! Whales are air-breathing mammals that give birth to live young. Whales produce milk for their young, which also designates them as mammals.
No if it's a shark your talking about. Mammals are defined as vertebral (Spined) and air breathing.
Whales are mammals, not fish, so they do not have gills for breathing underwater. Instead, they have lungs and need to come to the surface to breathe air.
No, fish are not mammals.
Fish are not mammals, they are fish.
Both Breathe oxygen and use pumped blood to distribute it through their bodies.
There are no "fish mammals". Mammals are mammals and fish are fish. Mammals are warm-blooded creatures with fur or skin, breathing through lungs, and feeding their yong on mothers's mlk, while fish are cold-blooded creatures covered with scales, and which breathe using gills. There are, however, mammals which live underwater and, like all mammals, suckle their young on mothers' milk. These are dolphins, whales, narwhals, dugong, manatees and porpoises. Then there are the mammals which actually live on land, but spend much of their time at sea, and so have adaptations in their limbs which act as fins. These include walruses, seals and sea lions,
Its a paragraph where you usually compare and contrast two things sometimes more. For example you can compare and contrast a dog from a cat Compare= Whats the same Contrast= Whats not the same Dogs and Cats are mamals. You walk a dog but not a cat.