Mammals - Facts for Kids

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Random Facts About Mammals For Kids

Young warthogs stay with their mother until they’re about a year and a half old!

Elephants use their tusks to dig up roots and strip bark from trees for food!

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The Greater Cane Rat’s scientific name is Thryonomys swinderianus, which belongs to the family Thryonomyidae and the class Mammalia.

A group of beavers living together is called a colony, and they work together to build and maintain (take care of) their home!

Rhinoceros pregnancies last about 15–16 months!

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