Why do humans belong to the group known as mammals?

Answer 1

We are mammals because we have breath air, we are warm blooded, and we give live birth. Every animal able to reproduce gives birth, but mammals are the only ones who give live birth.We have haire on our body
All mammals have mammary glands to feed their young. Humans do this thing too, therefore we also mammals. Humans have hair which is a mammalian character . Mammals, the class of vertebrate animals is characterized by the presence of sweat glands, including sweat glands modified for milk production which are called mammary glands , hair, three middle ear bones used in hearing, and a neocortex region in the brain) Mammals have 7 cervical vertebrae hence human are mammals .

Yes. Mammals have hair, they also give birth to their young alive insted of laying eggs and lastly, mammals feed their young with milk.
Humans are vertebrates, having backbones. They are eukaryote/have nucleated cells and are multicellular and heterotrophic and oogamous. All this defines them as vertebrate animalians, from the Kingdom Animalia, the Phylum Chordata and the Subphylum Vertebrata. Mammals are a subset of Vertebrates and thus have distinguishing characters specific to mammals.

Humans have hair, which is unique to the mammalian class, Class Mammalia. Humans are endothermic/warm blooded and undergo lactation/breastfeed their young. They also have different types of tooth; molars, premolars, incisors and canines. All of these characters define a human as mammalian, a mammal from the Class Mammalia. Furthermore, humans are viviparous/live bearing who give birth to well-developed young that are nursed by a placenta and thus humans come from the mammalian subclass of therians, Subclass Theria and the infraclass of eutherians/placentals, Infraclass Eutheria/Placentalia.
Humans have hair, different types of teeth and suckle their young. They have enucleate red blood cells, are synapsid and endothermic and have an aorta that curves to the left. All these are mammalian characters. Thus Humans are mammals.
To answer this as simply as possible.... All species of animal are classed under an encompassing group depending on whether they share certain traits. For example Fish, insects, Reptiles, Amphibians, Avian (birds) and Mammals, there are other smaller groups. In mammals a common feature is that they all carry their young up until they are developed. Only mammals do this. Another common feature among mammals is that they breathe oxygen from the air. That really should be enough to answer the question. There is no other way anybody should look at it. Don't try and come up with any other angles. It is fact. This one is very easy. mammals are classified as beings with mammary glands (hense the name mammals) Which are milk producing glands. Also a mammal gives birth to live young. Because we give birth to live children and feed them with milk afterwards, like any mammal does.
The primary characteristics of a mammal are:

• Has hair
• Warm blooded
• Has a backbone
• Gives birth to live young
• Suckles their young

Answer 2

The main reason why humans are classed as mammals is because we nurture our young on mothers' milk. This is the defining characteristic of mammals.

Other reasons why humans are mammals is that they have hair; they are warm-blooded vertebrates; they have a four-chambered heart; and they breathe using lungs. One could also add that humans give live birth - but then, egg-laying mammals such as the platypus and echidna are exceptions to that rule.
Humans belong to the mammal classification, because we share similar characteristics to animals in this group. Examples of this would be:

*warm-blood

*live birth

*air breathing.

Answer 3

The presence of mammary (milk-producing) glands and hair.

Answer 4

Becase they feed off their mother's milk, and give birth to live young

Answer 5

yes