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Flying Mammals
Sporting fur instead of feathers, the world's only true flying mammals, bats, are all gathered into one order, Chiroptera, with 18 families, 180 Genera, and 925 species. Though not classified as flying mammals, other mammals who can move through the air include sugar gliders, 44 species of flying squirrels, and four species of lemur, called culogos. To learn more and share knowledge about this amazing and unique group of mammals, glide on in to our Flying Mammals category to ask and answer questions.
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The oogala-boogla is a giant monster found in Russia that eats cows, alligators, llamas, and bats the size of elephants. If seen, it shouts, "Your face!!!!" and darts off leaving a trail of poisonous acid that if swallowed would slowly and painfully kill you.
Do the hummingbird open there beaks to eat there food?
Hummingbirds use their tongues to lap up nectar. Much the same way dogs or cats lap up water to get a drink.
The way thatrf bats eat is that othey chew their food thoroughly , the liquid swallowed and the fibre spat out. I hope that helped you!
Which order includes the only mammals that can fly?
Chiroptera.
Bats are the only mammals that can truly fly. Being able to truly fly means they are capable of free flight, and do not just glide the way gliders do. Bats belong to the order Chiroptera.
