Examples of 'they are mammals' in a sentence
Meaning of "they are mammals"
they are mammals - This phrase is a statement indicating that a group of animals being referred to are classified as mammals in the biological sense
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they are mammals
They are mammals so they need to breathe air.
And this is how they are mammals.
They are mammals like humans.
Dolphins give birth to young ones as they are mammals.
They are mammals with a great sense of hearing and smell.
I suppose it is because they are mammals.
They are mammals and they are also considered carnivores.
You probably know already that they are mammals and not fish.
They are mammals.
They belong to the Ursidae family and they are mammals.
They are mammals in the family Tenrecidae.
Dolphins and whales are not fish ; they are mammals.
They are mammals in the family Procaviidae the only living family within the order Hyracoidea.
Platypus are monotremes, which means they are mammals that lay eggs.
They are mammals in the subfamily Soricinae of the family Soricidae.
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Although whales spend all their time in the oceans, they are mammals just like us.
They are mammals in the family Soricidae and are found only in Africa.
Bats are seen as powerful creatures with unique characteristics ; they are mammals who can fly.
They are mammals that have hair, lay eggs and then breastfeed their young.
Physical characteristics, They are mammals that allow them to go ashore to procreate.
Physicists have nothing against mammals ; by and large, they are mammals.
And like us, they are mammals.
Like dolphins, even though they live in the water, they are mammals.
In fact, they are mammals.
They are warm-blooded, have hair, and produce milk, so they are mammals.
Oh, and although they are mammals - you know, warm-blooded - they are actually cold-blooded.
Whales are not fish . They are mammals.
Marsupilami eggs . They are mammals.
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