Mammals Information
Question: Do you know what makes mammals unique?
Mammals are warm blooded, have fur, are born alive. The young are fed milk produced by their mother’s mammary glands. Mammals have complex brains.
Question: Do you know what makes mammals unique?
Mammals are warm blooded, have fur, are born alive. The young are fed milk produced by their mother’s mammary glands. Mammals have complex brains.
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Click here for the iNaturalist observations recorded for Smithfield Virginia
Click here for the iNaturalist observations recorded for Smithfield Virginia
Some of the mammals observed in the park, as described in iNaturalist: Additional Resources
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