Animal Encyclopedia: Mammals

Animals are found in every part of the world, from the warm rainforest to the freezing poles, and from high mountains to the deepest oceans. Animal Encyclopedia: Mammals tells you all about the amazing world of animals. You can read about the many different places where animals live, and find out how animals survive in their surroundings. You can also learn how many animals are under threat and what we can do to help them. The best part is that you can read this encyclopedia using you Smartphone. You do not need to go countless pages of books or Google to get information about animal. This is the perfect apps for animals, especially mammals.
Mammals are vertebrates- the phylum of animals that have backbones. They are often the best known and most studied animals, in part because we humans are mammals. Mammals are warm-blooded, or endothermic, which means that they can control their internal body temperature. This allows them to remain active when their environment is very cold or hot. Except for echidnas and the platypus, mammals give birth to live young. They all have mammary glands that produce milk to nurse and nourish their young. Mammals have hair, even those species that spend most to their lives under water. There are 4,000 species of mammal and they all have certain in common.
Mammals evolved from reptiles about 196 million year ago. The first mammals were small, shrewlike creatures about an inch (2.5 cm) long. Today, they can be as small as field mice, the size of the thumbnail, or as large as blue whales, which can reach 110 feet (33.5 m) in length. Mammals live in many habitats - on land, underground, in the air, and in both fresh and salt water- and the group has adapted to these habitats in different ways.
There are a lot of animal pictures for you look at. The picture and description included in Animal Encyclopedia: Mammals are:
Marsupials
Opossums
Shrew-opossums
Monito del monte
Mountain pygmy-possum
Possums
Kangaroos
Wombats
Koala
Spotted-tailed quoll
Tasmanian devil
Thylacine (Tasmanian tiger)
Southern marsupial mole
Fairy armadillo
Anteaters
Sloths
Pangolins
South Africa's giant golden mole
Ruwenzori otter
Cuban solenodon
Philippine flying lemur
Malaysia flying lemur
Common tree shew
Large tree shrew
Pen-tailed tree shrew
Malayan flying fox
Gambian epauletted
Indian flying fox
Eastern tube-nosed bat
Thai hog-nosed bat (bumblebee bat)
America false vampire bat
Greater bulldog bat
New Zealand lesser short-tailed bat
Yellow-winged bat
Bushbabies
Tarsiers
Slow Loris
Angwantibo (golden potto)
Aye-Aye
Brown lemur
Fork-marked lemur
Ruffed lemur
Weasel sportive lemur
Golden lion tamarin
Spider monkeys
Northern night monkey
White-faced Saki
Lion-tailed macaque
Proboscis monkey
Mandrill
Chinese snub-nosed monkey
Vervet monkey
Sumatran orangutan
Chimpanzee
Mountain gorilla
Siamang
Black gibbon
Red wolf
Waned wolf
Bengal fox
Bush dog
Giant panda
Brown bear
Sloth bear
Polar bear
Sun bear
Badgers
Skunks
Black-footed ferret
Sea other
European otter
Siberian weasel
Mediterranean monk seal
Ribbon seal
Walrus
Southern elephant seal
New Zealand fur seal
Ring-tailed mongoose
Raccoons
Yellow mongooses
Suricate (meerkat)
Iberian tigers
Tiger
Jaguar
Leopard
Lion
Caracal
Serval
Bobcat
Jungle cat
Iberian lynx
African elephants
Asiatic elephant
Borneo elephant
Rev’s zebra
Kiang
Hoses
Ass wild form
Steller’s sea cow (in bering sea)
Dugong
Caribbean manatee
African manatee
Amazonian manatee
Mountain tapir South American Andes
Roxk hyraxes
Aardvavk
Malayan tapir
Avan rhinoceros
Borneo rhinoceroses
Indian rhinoceros
Black rhinoceros
Cattle
Bison
Big horn
Mountain goat
Blackbuck
Greater kudu
Impala
Gazelle
Deer
Animal Encyclopedia: Mammals is the perfect way of dinging out all about the exciting world of animals. Packed with fascinating information, interesting activities and brilliant pictures, it can be used as a reference for school projects of just for fun. Download this e-book encyclopedia now and happy reading.

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