Mammals - Facts for Kids

Margays talk to each other by leaving scent marks on trees and rocks, creating invisible messages that can last for days or weeks.

A mother snow leopard teaches her cubs everything they need to know about survival in just 18–22 months!

Warthogs sometimes share their water holes with elephants and rhinos!

Some lemur types have special wrist glands (smell-making parts) that produce a strong-smelling liquid used for marking territory!

Jaguars can sprint at speeds up to 50 miles per hour (80 kilometers per hour).