Mammals

No, jackals are mammals that bear live young.

Many animals are born without fur. Among them are rats, mice, aardvarks, rabbits, wombats, squirrels, groundhogs, raccoons, birds, and bats.

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And humans! Even though our hair is vestigial rather than a full coat.

Nocturnal animals are animals that are active at night rather than the day. At night, they forage or hunt for food and perform other activities, which depend on the species. During the day they sleep.

Yes, many mammals can eat seeds as a part of their diet. Some mammals, such as rodents like squirrels and chipmunks, have specialized adaptations for consuming seeds. However, not all mammal species can digest seeds effectively due to their digestive systems.

This depends entirely on whether the mammal is a carnivore (meat eater), herbivore (plant eater), or omnivore (eating just about anything). There are also the insectivores (insect eaters) and frugivores (fruit eaters).
Mammals live in a variety of habitats so they eat a variety of food. Some like horses and cattle are herbivores and eat grass and vegetation. Some like lions, tigers are carnivores and eat flesh of other animals. Some like whales and dolphins live in the sea and eat fish and shrimps etc. Some like humans are omnivores and eat meat and vegetation.

While birds are vertebrates, they are not mammals. Mammals have a series of general characteristics that include (with exceptions) birthing live young, having hair or fur as an outer covering, and producing milk to feed their young.

No, warblers eat small insects and spiders so they are insectivores. A herbivore eats plants.

Mother mammals make milk for their offspring.

A lizard is a Squamate Reptiles, that has almost 5,000 different species . They are seen in around oceanic island.

Carbohydrates are transported in mammals in the form of glucose. Glucose is carried in the blood to tissues where it is either used for energy or stored as glycogen. Transport of glucose is facilitated by specific transport proteins called glucose transporters.

Mammals' unique traits, such as fur or hair for insulation, mammary glands for milk production, and a complex brain for problem-solving and adaptability, have likely contributed to their ability to survive and thrive in various environments. Additionally, their endothermic metabolism allows them to regulate their body temperature internally, giving them an advantage in diverse climates.

all animals are consumers so all carnivores are consumers so a shark dolphins seals etc are all both consumers and carnivores hope that helps

The Sperm Whale, Physeter Macrocephalus.

In mammals and birds, the sinus venosus has evolved into the right atrium of the heart. This structure serves to collect and regulate blood flow entering the heart before it is pumped to the rest of the body.

I would say bats, there are almost 200 species.

1. Horse: male is stallion, female is mare, offspring is foal, sound is 'neigh'
2. Cattle: male is bull, female is cow, offspring is calf, sound is 'moo'
3. Chicken: male is rooster, female is hen, offspring is chick, sound is 'cluck'
4. Pig: male is boar, female is sow, offspring is piglet, sound is 'oink'
5. Cat: male is tom, female is queen, offspring is kitten, sound is 'meow'
6. Dog: male is stud, female is bitch, offspring is puppy, sound is 'bark'
7. Donkey: male is jack, female is jenny, offspring is foal, sound is 'bray'

Please be more specific. Blood cells, muscles, brain?

Some are and some aren't. It depends on what type of mammal it is.

With few exceptions (eg: alligators, etc.) reptiles are on their own when they are born. They receive no food or protection from the parents. Mammals, however, provide their young with milk as well as protection from predators and severe weather. They also teach their young survival skills they will need as adults.

It depends on the species. In some species, females may be more aggressive or possess venomous characteristics for various reasons such as protecting offspring. In other species, males may exhibit more dangerous behaviors as part of mating rituals or defending territories. Ultimately, it varies among different types of animals.

Most baby animals (mammals, that is) drink the mother's milk untill they can fend for themselves.

The largest mammal population other than humans is the domestic cattle, with an estimated population of over 1.4 billion worldwide.

Mammals that complete development outside of the body of the mother are called monotremes, specifically referring to egg-laying mammals such as the platypus and echidna.