This document summarizes the characteristics of mammals, birds, and reptiles. It notes that mammals can be large or small, terrestrial or aquatic, are viviparous and feed on milk as infants. Birds have feathers, wings, lungs and are oviparous, though some like penguins cannot fly. Reptiles are cold-blooded vertebrates with scaly skin, lay eggs, and live in warm ecosystems to maintain their temperature. Examples of each group are provided.

1. Wild animals: exotic
mammals, birds and reptiles
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2. Charateristics of mammals:
-Mammals can be large, small, terrestrial or aquatic
For example:hedgehog, otter,
-They are viviparous, they feed on milk
in first stage of life

3. The only mammal that flies is the bat .
Animals for example:Red panda, monkey
without nose, wildcat,

4. -Everyone breathes through the
lungs. Animals for example:ligre
and the White lion

5. Wolf, panther black, java rhinoceros,
-They have hairs.
For exsanple:

6. Pink dolphin, grampus,
giant squid,
Blue whale and sea lion.

7. Characteristics of the birds:
-They are invertebrate animals.
-They have the body covered with feathers.
-They have peak.
-Ability to fly.
-Forelimbs are strong wings.
This is the Victorian Dove Crowned
and the Mandarin duck.

8. -They have lungs.
-They are oviparous.
-Some birds like the Kiwi,
Ostrich or the Penguin can´t fly.

9. Characteristics of reptiles:
-Vertebrate quadrupeds.
-Of cold blood.
-Scaly skin.
-They are oviparous.
-They live in warm ecosystems, they depend on it to maintain
their temperature.
Anaconda
King cobra
Lizard with frills

10. Horned lizard
Caiman turtle
Vibora the Russell

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