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Vertebrates | The Dr. Binocs Show | Educational Videos For Kids

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All About Mammals for Children: Cats, Bears, Elephants, Pandas and More - FreeSchool

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There are over 4000 different types of mammals. Mammals are very diverse. There are mammals that live above ground, mammals that can fly, mammals that live below ground and mammals that live under water. Mammals can live in locations of both warm temperatures and cold temperatures. For example, camels can survive in the dry, hot desert and polar bears can live near the cold polar regions of the earth. The blue whale, which is a mammal, is the largest animal on earth. The bull elephant, which is also a mammal, is the largest animal living on land.

Giraffes can use their long neck to reach food high in the trees

Mammal Facts

Mammals are warm-blooded animals. Their body temperature remains about the same their entire lives.

All mammals have hair, even dolphins and whales that live in the ocean.

Most mammals are born live, not from eggs. There are two mammals that hatch from eggs, including the spiny anteater and the duckbilled platypus.

Most mammals are helpless when they are babies. Adult mammals protect and help care for babies until they can survive on their own. The mammal most famous for caring for their babies is the mother kangaroo who carries their babies in their pouch until they are about one year old. Mammals like mice, only care for their young for about 1 month. Elephants care for their young for a long time, up to 10 years. How long do you think your parents will care for you?

All mammal babies drink milk from their mothers.

All mammals except ant eaters have teeth

Bats are the only mammals that can fly.

Cheetahs are the fastest land animal and also mammals. The can run up to 70 mph. The fastest cheetah clocked in a zoo for the 100 meter dash is 5.95 seconds which is almost twice as fast as the fastest human recorded. To run this fast the cheetah has a stride length of nearly 22 feet. The long jump record for a human is just over 29 feet. The cheetah has the perfect body for speed and has enlarged lungs, nostrils and heart to be able to get enough oxygen to run fast.

Orca (Killer) whales are one of the fiercest hunters of all animals. They are known to attack whales and even polar bears. Orcas are also very smart and are featured in aquatic shows where they can show off their intelligence

Koalas sleep the longest of any animal. They sleep 22 hours a day.

Dolphin and whale babies do not sleep the first month of their life

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Facts about Mammals | Science with Kids.com

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There are over 4000 different types of mammals. Mammals are very diverse. There are mammals that live above ground, mammals that can fly, mammals that live below ground and mammals that live under water. Mammals can live in locations of both warm temperatures and cold temperatures.

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Kids learn what is a mammal and what makes it different from other animals. Types, largest, smallest, and fastest mammals.

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Fun facts about mammals including photos and printable activity worksheets; suitable for Kindergarten through Grade 6 children.

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Life Cycle & Baby Polar Bears

A life cycle is a series of changes in a living thing from birth to death. Any living thing, including all plants and animals, has a life cycle. Let's take a look at Polly the polar bear and her life cycle!

Polly and her brother and sister were born in a den. When the cubs are ready to come out of the den, they weigh twenty to twenty-five pounds. Now their mother will make sure that they're safe and teach them how to hunt the seals and fish that they like to eat.

Young Polar Bears

Polar bears like Polly have a life stage called the sub-adult stage. This is a life stage that occurs after a polar bear leaves her mother and before she can have babies of her own. During this time, polar bear siblings often share food and live together. Female polar bears like Polly are able to have their own babies around age 4 or 5, while male polar bears like her brother are not ready to have babies until age 6.

Adult Polar Bears

When they're fully grown adults, male polar bears can weigh as much as 990 pounds and female polar bears, like Polly, can weigh between 300 and 600 pounds!

Time is flying and Polly is now 5 years old. It's hard to believe it's time for Polly to start having cubs of her own. She makes a den for herself in October or November, and that's where she will stay the whole time she is pregnant. These dens are sometimes called maternity dens.

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polar bear life cycle: lesson for kids - video & lesson transcript | study.com

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Polar Bear Life Cycle: Lesson for Kids - Video & Lesson Transcript | Study.com

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A life cycle is a series of changes in a living thing from birth to death. Any living thing, including all plants and animals, has a life cycle. Let's take a look at Polly the polar bear and her life cycle! Polly and her brother and sister were born in a den.

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Our Arctic Safari Tours | Arctic Kingdom

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Looking for an Arctic safari? Explore Inuit culture, see Polar Bears and other Arctic wildlife up close on our Arctic tours. Browse through our trips and book your once in a lifetime bucket list experience.