By Bharat Ramanujam

Mammalia
- MAMMAL – INTRODUCTION
- Carnivora
  - Canidae
    - Wolves
    - Foxes
    - Jackals
    - Coyote
    - Dhole
    - Maned Wolf
    - Dingo
  - Felidae
    - Pantherinae
    - Felinae
  - Ursidae
  - Procyonidae
  - Hyaenidae
  - Eupleridae
  - Mustelidae
- Even-toed-hoofed
  - Antelope
    - Buck
    - Dwarf Antelope
    - Duiker
    - Gazelle
    - GnuRelated
    - HorseAntelope
    - Kob
  - Goat Antelopes
  - Cattle
  - Cervidae
  - Camelidae
  - Giraffidae
  - Hippopotamidae
- Odd-toed-hoofed
  - Zebra
  - Equidae
  - Rhino
  - Tapir
- Primates
- Marsupials
- Monotremes
- Proboscideans
- Xenarthrans
- Hyrax
- Rodentia
- Bat
- Tree Shrew
Marine Mammals
Fishes
Birds (Aves)
Reptilia
- REPTILE INTRODUCTION
- Crocodilia
- Squamata
  - Snakes
  - Lizards
  - Wormlizards
- Testudines
  - Tortoises
  - Turtles
Amphibia
Invertebrates

Category: Mammalia

Mammals are animals that are warm blooded. They nurse their young one. Their brains are large and complicated. They have body hair. Their skin has many glands such as mammary, scent and sweat glands. All mammals have external ear. They chew their food. Mammals live on land like elephants, and in water like whales. Mammals are divided into 3 groups : Monotremes, Marsupials, and Placental Mammals. Most of the mammals breed seasonally ( Spring , Fall, Summer and Winter ). Lifespan and gestation periods differ greatly. Some mammals are solitary and some live in groups, each group having a special name . Most Mammals communicate with each other. Mammals are divided into three categories based on food habits : Herbivore, Carnivore, and Omnivore.

AFRICAN SAVANNA ELEPHANT

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General Characteristics African Bush Elephants are the heaviest land animal. They are the second tallest in the Animal Kingdom. Males appear larger than females.

AFRICAN ELEPHANT

January 8, 2020 Bharat Ramanujam Mammalia

]]>]]> ]]> ]]> ea Physical Description The two subspecies are African Savanna and African forest elephants Savanna elephants are larger than forest elephants, and