What makes a lion a mammal?

Answer 1

A lion is part of the Felidae family. The lion is now a vulnerable species due to large declines in population over the last couple decades. The declines have largely been blamed on loss of habitat and interactions with humans.

Answer 2

A lion is a mammal because it possesses characteristics common to all mammals, such as having hair or fur, giving birth to live young, and producing milk to feed their offspring. Additionally, lions are warm-blooded vertebrates with a backbone and a four-chambered heart, further classifying them as mammals.

Answer 3

Do you mean, are lions mammals? Yes, they are mammals because they are warm blooded and the breathe air.

Answer 4

They have hair and the moms make milk to feed their young.
They have fur and are warm blooded. They also give birth to live young.

Answer 5

A lion is a mammal. Mammals are warm-blooded animals that nurse their young. There are no reptiles with those characteristics.

Answer 6

It has fur at one point and time in it's life.

Answer 7

Lions are mammals and are also (like humans) animals.

Answer 8

yes! mammals are those animals which give direct birth to their children and feed them with milk.

Answer 9

Yes, lions are mammals.

Answer 10

carnivore