How to pronounce “mammals” in English

mammals. Placental mammals are the dominant ones today.

Mammals had to survive and endure and persist for a long time in a dinosaur-dominated world. I mean, a single footstep of a brontosaurus could probably obliterate a whole colony of mammals. So mammals

mammals have survived. These mammals have never gotten bigger than cat size for 150 million years.

mammals in South America today, both primates and rodents.

Mammals can't look after themselves when they're little.

Mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians, invertebrates-- leave out all insects, because they're

Mammals certainly have special features, as do humans.

mammals and let's look even a little bit larger and if we look see that little y

mammals, so theyíre probably more scavengers here than they are ambush predators.

mammals I'm a mammal bears hunt out here the whole spring they will go for months and months and months hunting on the ice

Other mammals have been observed to have much longer lives in captivity when they're away from the hazards they would naturally encounter in the wild.

that mammals benefit from being larger.

Whereas mammals, they went the opposite direction.

are mammals. And they have the classic features of mammals. We know they're mammals.

classic mammals. Their DNA proves that they are mammals.

in mammals and birds and other things as well.

And mammals won't see a comparable jump in body size for another 30 million years.

All mammals are supposed to breathe in and out through their nose exclusively, even when exercising.

All mammals show this kind of response, and they tend to show it in the same regions of the brain.

All mammals do it, including us.

Large mammals, half of them were destroyed.

million mammals are killed every single day on US highways that is a wild

Many mammals can't do that either.

many mammals have an adolescent period, which is distinct from childhood and distinct from adulthood.

In mammals, these cerebellar receptors are responsible, among other things, for the emotional evaluation of information, and they play a role in creating memories and

He knew diving mammals would have lots of myoglobin in their muscles since they're the best at conserving oxygen.

all placental mammals like us. These are mammals that still lay eggs. They are very primitive mammals.

But these are the mammals that give birth to tiny little babies that are born very premature, that then develop more further in their mother's pouch.

family tree of mammals.

when the modern mammals really start to make their presence known.

There are small hoofed mammals that are living in different parts of the world.

And even mammals like raccoons and mice have all come to the garden because of these new resources.

It's the smaller mammals, underground ones, and also the flying dinosaurs, the smaller flying dinosaurs, birds essentially, that managed to survive.

So all mammals play when they're juveniles.

The thing that defines mammals, of course, is producing milk.

There are no land mammals in Antarctica.

Just take mammals.

is constant across mammals, and we can see for-- I've got the four great apes here.

And most mammals do this many times a day, sometimes up to 50 times.

we destroyed half of mammals.

somewhere we have the mammals and let's just uh look a little bit larger at the

97% of mammals do not pair up to rther Young human beings do that was really the beginning of the story of of this

other grazing mammals like cows sheep goats rely on microbes to break down the complex carbohydrates in the plants that

And they're mammals just like we are.

You know that mammals didn't evolve legs to walk on land.

We're mammals.

And the hallmark of mammals is that they suckle at the breast.

So a lot of mammals, birds, endangered species that a lot of research had been done on, so they were well known.

The marine mammals are vastly outnumbered, and even in the terrestrial realm, we're vastly outnumbered by the marine invertebrates.