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![]() Bear Mammal mammal Basic Elements Mother cattle are called cows. Cows are ruminants, which are cud chewing mammals. Sheep and camels also are ruminants.
Delightful and cool Wild mammal scoop Elephants live in herds. In old Siam, white elephants were so rare that they were automatically the property of the emperor. To punish people, the emperor would give them a white elephant because while they had to care for it, it was forbidden to ride or work it.
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| Animal | Bear | |
| Has Hair |
YES | |
| Has Feathers | NO | |
| Produces milk | YES | |
| Has Eggs | NO | |
| Is Airborne | NO | |
| Is Aquatic | NO | |
| Is a Predator | YES | |
| Has Teeth | YES | |
| Has a Backbone | YES | |
| Is Venomous | NO | |
| Has Fins | NO | |
| Has Legs | 4 | |
| Has a Tail | NO | |
| Is Domestic | NO | |
| Breathes Air | YES | |
| Animal Type | Mammal | |
| Number of Legs | 4 |
Animal Info |
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![]() Moth Insect Interesting Animal planet Aligators live in mainly water swamps and marshes, but also in rivers, lakes and smaller bodies of water. A Myth: Only the tail of the alligator is edible.
Delightful and educational Wild Mammals figuresKingdom Animalia brass tacks It takes 70% less energy to produce a ton of paper from recycled paper than from trees. Healthy nails grow about 2 cm each year. Fingernails grow four times as fast as toenails.
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| Animal | Moth | |
| Has Hair |
YES | |
| Has Feathers | NO | |
| Produces milk | NO | |
| Has Eggs | YES | |
| Is Airborne | YES | |
| Is Aquatic | NO | |
| Is a Predator | NO | |
| Has Teeth | NO | |
| Has a Backbone | NO | |
| Is Venomous | NO | |
| Has Fins | NO | |
| Has Legs | 6 | |
| Has a Tail | NO | |
| Is Domestic | NO | |
| Breathes Air | YES | |
| Animal Type | Insect | |
| Number of Legs | 6 |
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English Grammar The following are examples of plural place names: eg the United States Such nouns take a plural verb, and generally have a plural form word 2002 • word list • word perfect • microsoft word 2003 |
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