Mammals - Facts for Kids

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Random Facts About Mammals For Kids

A wallaby’s fur isn’t waterproof, but it’s thick enough to help them stay comfy in the rain — so they don’t mind hopping around in wet weather!

Dhole packs have been observed splitting into smaller hunting groups during the day and reuniting at night.

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Mandrills are the largest of all monkeys in the world, and they’re not actually baboons like many people think!

A spotted hyena clan can be as big as three school classrooms full of students — up to around 80 hyenas!

A leopard’s spots are actually black rings with darker centers, creating a perfect camouflage pattern!

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