Mammals
Scientifically-speaking there are 11 mammal groups, and most Mammals are warm-blooded, have body hair, give live birth and nurse their young with milk from mammary glands. Check out these articles about all kinds of mammals.
What Is a Group of Seals Called? Depends Where It Is
What Is a Group of Whales Called? Pods, Gams, Herds (but Not Schools)
How Often Do Whales Come Up for Air?
The Largest Bat in the World Has a Wingspan Over 5 Feet
Baby Bats Babble With Moms, Hinting at Human Language Development
Fruit Bats Are the Best Pollinators (and Suppliers of Tequila)
What Is a Group of Pandas Called? We're Blushing
What Do Pandas Eat (Other Than Bamboo)?
Polar Bear vs. Grizzly Bear: Which Bear Is Bigger and Tougher?
What Is a Group of Ferrets Called? You're Such a Busybody
What Is a Group of Lions Called? 'Pride Rock' Makes So Much Sense Now
Panther vs. Cougar: Different Names for the Same Cat
What Is a Group of Sheep Called? Not Necessarily a Herd
Where Do Cows Originate From? Taurine vs. Indicine Lineage
Where Do Horses Originate From? Not Europe, Not Asia
The Happiest Animal on Earth Is the Quokka
What Do Possums Eat? Most Things, It Turns Out
What's It Like Inside a Kangaroo's Pouch?
10 'Ugliest' Monkey Species: Unconventional Beauty in Primates
The Tiny Finger Monkey Gets Lonely Without Its Family
15 Types of Monkeys Climbing Trees All Around the World
What Is a Group of Mice Called? Not Always a Colony
Rat Poop vs. Mouse Poop: Important Differences for Pest Control
Groundhog vs. Gopher Habits and Identification
How Can Tanuki Be Both Real and Mythological?
What Is a Baby Fox Called? Kit vs. Cub vs. Pup
Hare vs. Rabbit Differences: Ears, Speed, and Social Behavior
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As much as human beings have encroached on wildlife over recent decades, there are still several species of big cats living wild in the U.S. today.