Types of Mammals

2. Highly intelligent primates with complex social structures, known for their tool use and problem-solving abilities.
8. Intelligent marine mammals known for their playful behavior, high-pitched vocalizations, and streamlined bodies.
9. Majestic big cats known for their golden manes (in males), social structure, and powerful roars.
10. Hopping marsupials with powerful hind legs and a distinctive pouch for carrying and nurturing their young.
11. Bear Large, white-furred bears adapted to life in Arctic regions, known for their excellent swimming abilities.
13. Bear Large, white-furred bears adapted to life in Arctic regions, known for their excellent swimming abilities.
14. Striped big cats with a powerful build, known for their hunting prowess and distinctive orange fur with black stripes.

1. Tall, long-necked mammals with distinctive spotted coats, native to the African savannah.
2. Swift big cats with spotted coats, known for their incredible speed and agility during chases.
3. Black and white bears native to China, known for their bamboo-based diet, distinct coloring, and gentle demeanor.
4. Large, semi-aquatic mammals with massive mouths and short legs, known for their aggressive behavior and aquatic habitats.
5. Massive herbivores with thick skin and one or two horns on their snouts, known for their robust builds.
6. Gigantic land mammals with long trunks, large ears, and tusks, known for their intelligence and social behavior.
7. Adorable, tree-dwelling marsupials with fuzzy ears and a diet primarily consisting of eucalyptus leaves.
12. Panda Arboreal mammals resembling a mix of raccoons and bears, known for their red fur and bushy tails.
15. Intelligent and powerful primates, known for their strength, familial bonds, and expressive facial expressions.