Mammals are distinguished by their ability to nourish their young with milk produced in mammary glands. They are highly intelligent animals with large brains and advanced nervous systems. Mammals live on every continent and in various ecosystems, with their diets consisting of plants, other animals, or both. However, many mammal species now face extinction due to environmental destruction caused by human activity.

1. Mammals
Chirstina Gizioti St2
St2 3rd Primary School of Agia

2. Mammals
Mammals are a group of the animals that nourish their
newborn young with milk produced by special glands, the
breasts. They are the most advanced group of animals, as
they have large brain size, developed nervous system and
increased intelligence. Their ancestor was a kind of reptile
who lived before 155 million years.
Paraskevi

3. Aquatic Mammals
• Aquatic mammals are the whale, the
seal, the dolphin, the blower, the
porpoise, the Cuvier's beaked whales.

4. HABITAT
• Mammals live in every region of the Earth and
in different ecosystems.

5. DIET
• Mammals classified according to their type of food to
herbivores, feeding on plants in carnivores, feeding on other
animals, and omnivores, feeding both plants and other
animals.

6. ΠΟΙΟΙ ΕΙΝΑΙ ΟΙ ΕΧΘΡΟΙ ΤΟΥΣ?
• Οι εχθροί τους είναι … ο ΑΝΘΡΩΠΟΣ και η
ΡΥΠΑΝΣΗ

7. Mammals in danger of extinction
• Many species have begun to disappear
because of the irrational use of nature and the
world in general humans make.

8. Long live the mammals!!!