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Most mammals primarily use their legs for movement. These limbs are adapted for various forms of locomotion, including walking, running, and jumping. Some mammals, like bats and whales, have evolved specialized limbs for flying and swimming, respectively, but the general organ associated with movement across most mammalian species remains the legs.
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What organ do mammals use in abole for them to breath?
All mammals use lungs to breath.
What organs does snake use in movement?
what is the organ of movement in snake
What do mammals use for movement?
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What is the difference between respiratory system of mammal and fish?
Mammals use lungs to collect oxygen from the air, fish use gills to collect oxygen from the water.
What organs for breathing of a mammal?
The organ responsible for breathing is your lungs.
What is the flehmen response?
When a cat or other certain mammals opens there mouth to use the Jacobsen's Organ to get a scent, also known as mouth-smelling.
Which are mammals' most distinctive two senses?
Most mammals use sight and sound more often than any other sense.
Why do mammals have good eyesight?
Most reptiles use heat sensors to detect prey. But, most mammals have good eyesight because they don't have heat sensors. They use only their eyes.
Do you use ear in listening?
Yes, in mammals the ear is the sense organ which collects sound waves and sends that information to the brain for decoding and processing of the information.
Which organ body use most energy?
The brain, of course.
What is the movement of a bat called?
soaring
What organ don't you use?
Most professionals believe the appendix is vestigial, or not used.
