Mammals

Mammals are warm-blooded vertebrates with hair. This group include humans and all other animals.
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Beaver | Appalachian Cove (S.C.) | NatureScene
Beaver | Appalachian Cove (S.C.) | NatureScene

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• Castor canadiensis • Largest rodent in North America • Chiefly nocturnal • Rich, brown, waterproof fur • Huge front teeth • Large webbed hind feet and powerful hind legs • Naked, scaly, paddle...
 Feathers and Fur | Riverbanks Roundup
Feathers and Fur | Riverbanks Roundup

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Meet the hyena cousins as they crunch on bones, play with baby flamingos and dig beneath the ground with naked mole rats. The best and most exciting mammal and bird moments are captured in this...
 Gorillas | Riverbank Roundup Bits
Gorillas | Riverbank Roundup Bits

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Riverbanks Zoo & Garden is home to a troop of western lowland gorillas… let’s join the Riverbanks gang as they talk about what it takes to keep these giants happy.
 Koalas | Riverbank Roundup Bits
Koalas | Riverbank Roundup Bits

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The award for the cutest animal at Riverbanks Zoo & Garden goes to the Koala. Let’s listen in as the Riverbanks Roundup gang talks about this popular marsupial.
 Dolphin Conservation | ETV Shorts
Dolphin Conservation | ETV Shorts

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Johns Island Conservancy in Charleston County strives to make sure everyone knows the right way to treat dolphins in their natural habitat. The Bottlenose Dolphin is South Carolina's State Marine...
 African Lion | Zoo Minutes
African Lion | Zoo Minutes

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This segment explores the largest and most powerful of the African carnivores, the African lions. Male lions are known for their tawny manes, which eventually grow darker with age. Lionesses do not...
 Polar Bear | Zoo Minutes
Polar Bear | Zoo Minutes

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One of the largest land carnivores on the earth can be found around the coasts, islands and floating ice of the Arctic regions of the world. This animal is known as the polar bear. Although their cubs...