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Can you identify whether each of these animals is a mammal?
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Last updated: September 5, 2023
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| First submitted | September 5, 2023 |
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Lumpsucker
Small ball-like fish with a sucker used to stick on to rocks
Fossa
Cat-like carnivore and top predator native to Madagascar
Giant wētā
Giant flightless cricket, endemic to New Zealand
Colugo
Tree-dwelling gliding mammal, native to Southeast Asia
Pangolin
The only mammal to be covered in scales
Hoatzin
Tropical bird found in the Amazon swamps and Orinoco basin
Basilisk
Iguana-like forest lizard from tropical North and South America
Markhor
Large, spiral-horned goat, national animal of Pakistan.
Narwhal
Toothed whale that possesses a large tusk
Skink
Small lizard, often with smooth scales and small or no legs
Nudibranch
Soft-bodied, marine gastropod known for its intricate patterns
Dickcissel
Small bird from the prairies of the midwestern USA
Echidna
Egg-laying spiny anteater, native to Australia
Mata mata
Freshwater turtle found in South America
Yapok
Water opposum, native to central and south America
Coelacanth
Ancient lobe-finned fish, thought of as a 'living fossil'
Babirusa
Indonesian wild-pig with prominent, curved, upper tusks
Tenrec
Small, insectivorous mammal, native to Madagascar
Smew
Small migratory diving duck of northern Eurasia
Gerenuk
Slender, long-necked, antelope found in East Africa
Solenodon
Venomous, nocturnal, burrowing, insectivorous mammal
Axolotl
Salamander that retains larval features throughout its life
Aye-aye
Nocturnal, long fingered, lemur from Madagascar
Jabiru
Large stork found in wetlands in Central and South America.
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