What mammals are not color blind?
Dogs and horses are colored blind
Improved Answer:
Actually, dogs can see some colour! They can pick up yellow and blue-purple colours as they have two cone types which allows them to see in limited colour. Horses also can see in blue and yellow as well. There are only a few animals that cannot see in any colour at all: Seals, sea lions, walrus' and animals from the Cetaceafamily (whales, dolphins and porpoises) have only one cone type (which is called being Monochromatic).
Can mammals still breastfeed after being spayed?
In general, no. Spaying removes the ovaries, which produce the hormone that triggers milk production. They may produce milk for a short time until hormones already released into the body are used up.
Which era had the most mammals and birds?
The answer is Cenozoic in the beginning of this era there were few mammals and birds but longer down the road more animals appeared as the era continued.
And so my answer would be Cenozoic but i am not completely sure.:(
ANSWER ABOVE IS INCORRECT
Mesozoic is the correct answer small mammals evolved during the Mesozoic era, with reptiles, as did birds. The full potential and releasing of mammals came in the Cenozoic, when the mass extinction of 20% of the Mesozoic's species happened.
What is the mammal for a bear?
A bear is a mammal, due to the fact that it has hair; and breathes oxygen.
There are far to many to count, but I will name a few of them.
Tiger
lion
puma
cat
jaguar
leapord
ant
primates
humans
spider
prey mantis
vulture
turtle
crab
falcon
hawk
crocodile
alligator
eagle
crow
raven
wolf
bear
racoon
badger
komodo dragons
ant eaters
echidnas
hedgehogs
dogs
coyotes
pirahnas
sharks
snakes
larks
MANY MORE.
Some mammals shed but not all of them do.animals such as cats,some dogs,and many other furry critters do.There are some mammals such as a few dogs and others that don't shed.If your looking for a good pet that doesn't shed I recommend a poodle or a short haired dog as they don't shed as much as others.
Depends on the species. Some animals are strict carnivores - meat eaters, and don't eat vegetables.
Others are herbivores - plant eaters - and would happily have some vegetables.
Then there are the omnivores which can eat just about anything.
Can koalas live in the Snowy Mountains?
Yes. As long as the eucalypt forests are maintained for their habitat
What is unique about Blue Buffalo dog food?
Blue Buffalo Dog food is a healthy and holistic food that has no chicken or poultry by-product meals, artificial flavors, colors, or preservatives, or corn, wheat or soy, as they have been linked to allergic reactions in some dogs.
All Blue dog food contain Life Source Bits, a precise blend of vitamins, minerals and antioxidants selected by holistic veterinarians and animal nutritionists. "Cold-formed" for greater potency, the ingredients in LifeSource Bits have been shown to help: Strengthen your dog or cat's immune system.
Support their specific life stage requirements.
Protect them from the negative impact of environmental toxins.
Deboned chicken, lamb or fish is the FIRST ingredient, which means there is more real meat than any other ingredient.
Wholesome whole grains, not in large amounts as dogs don't need a great deal of grains.
Garden vegetables and antioxidant-rich fruit.
There are a few reasons why dinosaurs have horns.
Defense. They have to be able to defend themselves in case of an attack.
To look fierce and vicious to scare off predators.
To make other dinosaurs be scared to keep them away from themselves.
Helpful tools when roaming or moving something.
There are other things, but those are the things I know.
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Current theories are that dinosaurs used them for aggressive displays to ward off competitors or to attract mates, much as animals with horns do in modern times. This is a convergent evolutionary theory.
However, in days past, it was believed that the horns were probably used for defense or attacking. This is considered highly unlikely because of the lack of serious damage to fossil remains that would be caused by this behavior.
What are the two main characteristics of mammals?
They are warm-blooded and mothers make milk for thie young. All mammals have fur somewhere on their bodies, and the females of all mammal species have mammary glands with which they feed their young with milk. These are the two defining features of mammals. Most mammals give birth to live young, but the five species of monotremes (which have the above two characteristics) lay eggs instead.
What is the smallest mammal in the world and where does it live?
It's the Kitti's Hog-nosed Bat, Craseonycteris thonglongyai, aka bumblebee bat, from Thailand. They weigh about 2 grams -- less than a US penny!
Are most mammals covered with feathers?
Mammals are not covered with feathers. Mammals grow hair, but do not have to be covered with hair. Birds are covered with feathers.
Is a portuguese man o war a mammal?
yes, especially if you use its tentacles as toothbrushes. that would cause some tooth damage.
(I'm a man o'war by the way)
Why do pandas belong to mammals?
A mammal is an animal that suckles its young with milk, and has hair or fur. A panda fits these requirements, so is a mammal.
What structure in fish performs the same function as lungs in mammals?
Gills
The gills perform the same function.
They don't. Male cats, called toms, cannot reproduce with each other. A tom needs to mate with a queen (a female cat) that is in heat and receptive to him in order to produce offspring. Once the tom ejaculates sperm into the vagina of the queen, and the sperm travel through the cervix into the uterus to fertilize the egg, can the production of offspring can take place.
No, all parts of the holly plant are toxic for rabbits. See the related link and question below for more info.
Can a mammal also be an amphibian?
No..But some, like otters and mink, are well at home in water..Amphibians have cold blood, naked moist skins, and start life as larvae called tadpoles in the case of frogs and toads.Salamander young are called larvae or axotodtl , which are specimans that grow large as adults, but never lose their gills.
What mammal has the thickest layer of skin?
it is a scrambled word for leptaneh i dont know it maybe you could figure it out