It depends on the mammal. All mammals have lungs, which are what actually takes the oxygen from the air and gives you energy. How the oxygen gets there can vary. Most land mammals have a mouth and nose, both of which are connected to the lungs. Whales, dolphins, and many aquatic mammals use blow-holes on the top of their heads. It's easier for them to peek out of the water and breath like that.
Their lungs are the breathing parts.
yes, mammals have lungs to breath
Mammals do not have gills. They rely on other respiratory organs, such as lungs, for breathing.
All mammals, including humans, breathe using their lungs.
Organs of Respiration in Mammals:Mainly the respiratory systems of mammals consist1-Nose2-Trachea3-Bronchi4-AlveoliThese organs are used for breathing in Mammals.
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Egg-laying mammals, known as monotremes, use lungs like all mammals do.
By the tracheal system.
The organ responsible for breathing is your lungs.
Same as other mammals- they use lungs.
As most mammals, the elk gets air by breathing in and out!
Yes, humans are oxygen breathing mammal.