Are birds mammals?
Birds are not mammals. They lay eggs and do not nurse their young. They form a class called Aves. Thanks for using ChaCha!
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No, birds are not mammals. They do not bear live young, they lay eggs. They do not produce milk to feed their young. Thanks.
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Birds are not mammals. They lay eggs and do not nurse their young. They form a class called Aves. Thanks for using ChaCha!
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No, birds are not. They do not bear live young, they do not produce milk to feed their young and they do not have hair. ChaCha!
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Birds are not mammals. Birds are aves. ChaCha again soon!
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No, birds are not mammalsbirds lay eggs, birds have feathers, birds do not have hair. Mammals give live birth to their young. cha
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No, birds are not mammals. Birds lay eggs, whereas mammals give birth to live young. Thanks for using ChaCha!
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Birds are not mammals because they're covered in feathers, not fur, and lay eggs. They're part of the vertebrate class Aves.
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No.They are not mammals. they are aves. They belong to Kingdom Animalia Phylum Chordata Subphylum Vertebrata Class Aves.
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