Mammals - Facts for Kids

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Random Facts About Mammals For Kids

Moles use their super-feeling noses to make mind maps of their tunnel systems!

When sloths do encounter each other in the wild, they typically ignore each other unless it’s mating season!

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The okapi (pronounced oh-KAH-pee) is sometimes called the “forest giraffe” because it’s the only living relative of the giraffe!

Wombats have strong muscles at the opening of their backward pouch that keep babies safe and clean while digging!

An okapi’s long neck and strong tongue help it grab leaves up to about six feet high — where most other forest animals can’t reach!

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