Mammals and Birds year 2
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The document discusses the characteristics of mammals and birds. It states that mammals are defined as animals that are viviparous, have hair or fur, and feed their offspring with milk produced by mammary glands. Examples given include cows, dolphins, pigs, sheep, lions, bats, and humans. It notes that mammals can be herbivores, carnivores, or omnivores. The document also outlines the key traits of birds as having feathers, laying eggs, being able to fly in most cases, and having a beak and two wings with two legs. Examples of birds mentioned are flamingos and eagles.
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