ontocord/MixtureVitae-genericsKB huggingface dataset:
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | feline | cat:

Individual cat
* have different levels of tolerance to an unclean litter box.
* respond to touch in varying ways.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | feline | cat:

Indoor cat
* Many indoor cats enjoy vicarious outdoor living by viewing feline videos.
* Most indoor cats bury their waste, possibly to display subordination to their humans.
* are also at risk for heartworm disease
  - at low risk for developing FeLV infection
  - much safer and tend to live longer, healthier lives
  - safe from predation by wild animals
* can live up to seven times longer than an outdoor cat.
* get the disease from raw or undercooked meat.
* have far fewer medical problems than cats that are free to roam about
  - longer life spans
* live much safer, healthier lives
  - three times as long as outdoor cats

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | feline | cat:

Infected cat
* Most infected cats show no symptoms of the disease.
* are often asymptomatic and can remain healthy for several years
  - unable to resist other diseases and ma y die from associated infections
* can have gassy, malodorous diarrhea, or no clinical signs at all
  - stagger and act depressed and apathetic before recovering on their own
* scratches can cause lymph node enlargement, fever, fatigue, sore throat and headaches.
* shed coronavirus in their saliva and feces.
* tend to have excess mucus in the feces.
* transmit Toxoplasmosis in their feces.

Jaguarundi
* Most jaguarundis have ears.
* Some jaguarundis are killed by farmers.
* includes brains
  - breasts
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - faces
  - heads
  - nuclei
  - pads
  - paws
  - piluses
  - plasma membranes
  - rib cages
  - sections
  - skulls
  - sterna
  - vacuoles

Juvenile cat
* are known as kittens or kitty cats.
* do better when fed many times during the day.

Little cat
* are white and black soft.
* make good pets.
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | feline | cat:

Male cat
* Most male cats bring prey.
* are approximately three times as likely to be infected as females
  - attracted to the urine deposits
  - far more likely to spray than females, but either sex can develop the habit
  - fertile from six months, and can impregnate up to thirty-two female cats a year
  - male animals
  - usually very cozy and friendly, and exhibit trust at an early age
* begin breeding activity when the female cats come in heat.
* can sense females in heat through pheromones.
* get more urinary blockage problems than females.
* go through a significant personality change when they mature.
* have spines on their penis that point backwards.
* mark their territory with urine or with pheromones from glands in their face and feet.
* shed more allergen than female cats.
* show sexual maturity by spraying an extremely pungent urine on upright surfaces.
* tend to be heavier in general
  - more territorial than females and to insist on being the boss
  - reduce territorial spaying
* tend to reduce territorial spraying, depending on their age at neutering
  - upon their age at neutering
  - spray more than females, and tomcats more than neutered males
  - stop spraying

Neutered cat
* are also less likely to develop certain medical problems
  - happier and make better pets
  - less likely spray and mark their territory
* are less likely to spray and mark territory
  - stray far from home
  - often better hunters as they don t take time off for family matters
* get fat.
* live longer than nonneutered ones, partly because they have less desire to roam.
* seem content to claim a small area around or within their home.

Nocturnal cat
* Most nocturnal cats use keen sight
* Some nocturnal cats found here are the leopard cat, jungle cat and fishing cat.

Normal cat
* have five front toes and four back toes.
* seem very resistant to ear infections, especially when compared to dogs.

Obese cat
* Some obese cats suffer from painful problems
* are prone to diabetes and joint problems.
* find it difficult to move around and are often short of breath.
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | feline | cat | ocelot:

Female ocelot
* Most female ocelots reach maturity.
* Some female ocelots have kittens.
* have litters of two or three darkly colored kittens.

Older cat
* are also prone to hair-induced blockage
  - less likely to become ill when exposed to various hospital borne microbes
  - more likely to develop diabetes than younger ones
* can experience many changes in the functions of their bodies
  - learn easily, too
* enjoy playing as much as the young ones.
* require protein in order to replace muscle and hair.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | feline | cat:

Outdoor cat
* Many outdoor cats die from auto accidents.
* Most outdoor cats die from auto accidents
  - prematurely from auto accidents
* are at greater risk because of increased exposure to mosquitoes.
* are more likely to be the target of abuse inflicted by some children
  - require veterinary care
* are more prone to get lost, too
  - injury
  - most susceptible, because fleas generally live outside
* can satisfy their desire for fresh vegetation.
* get risk being severely injured or killed by another animal.
* have a tendency to receive much less human attention than indoor cats.

Outside cat
* are even more likely than dogs to dome into contact with rabid wild animals.
* tend to scratch wood objects.

Pampas cat
* are named after the pampas grassland formations found in South America.
* eat guinea pigs, ground dwelling birds, and even poultry.
* occupy regions.

Positive cat
* are susceptible to other infections due to a depressed immune system.
* show black holes as the cysts are full of fluid.

Pussycat
* are soft.
* domestic animal

Rural cat
* are more numerous than rural dogs.
* take more prey than suburban or urban cats.
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | feline | cheetah:

Female cheetah
* Most female cheetahs have interaction.
* Most female cheetahs reach maturity
* Some female cheetahs have partners.
* are always solitary but males sometimes form groups of two or three.
* carry their young for a gestation period of around three months.
* give birth to around three cubs at a time.
* live a solitary life and are only accompanied by their young
  - alone most of the time except when raising their cubs

King cheetah
* Some king cheetahs have stripes.
* are rarer than regular cheetahs.

Male cheetah
* Some male cheetahs seek territory.
* are slightly larger than females and their heads are bigger.
* live alone or in small groups, often with their littermates.
* mark territory.

Wild cheetah
* Most wild cheetahs are found in eastern and southwestern Africa.
* run down gazelles, impalas, small mammals and birds.

Domestic feline
* Every domestic feline has a special affinity to one of the larger cats.
* are the most popular pet in America today
  - truly a long-suffering species
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | feline | jaguar:

Black jaguar
* are a melanistic variation of the spotted ones
  - common
* live in South America.
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | feline | leopard:

African leopard
* do though.
* exhibit great variation in coat color, depending on location and habitat.

Cloud leopard
* have canine teeth
* mark territory.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | feline | leopard:

Clouded leopard
* are VERY endangered
  - an endangered species
  - believed to be solitary animals except during the breeding season
  - elusive and difficult to study in their native habitat
  - excellent climbers and their major prey animals live in trees
  - mammals
  - mostly nocturnal and rest in seclusion during the day
  - one the most acrobatic cats in trees, and are considered arboreal
  - remarkably secretive creatures for their size
  - unique first and formost for their arboreal skills
  - wild cats
* can see about six times better than humans can in the dark
  - swim well and are found on some small islands in Southeast Asia
* have enormusly good binocular vision
  - the largest canines of any living cat, proportional to their body size
* live in lowland tropical rainforests, but can also be found in dry woodlands
  - the tropical forests of southern China, and the Indonesian Islands
* prefer the deep forest away from human settlement.

Female leopard
* are usually only two-thirds the size of male leopards.
* can give birth at any time of the year.
* stay closer to home, even developing territories that overlap with their mother's.

Male leopard
* Most male leopards kill hyenas
* are usually solitary except when breeding.

Northern leopard
* Most northern leopard frogs leap into water.
* frogs live in the northern areas of North America in marshes and grasslands.
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | feline | lion:

Male lion
* Most male lions live for years
  - protect territory
  - survive to adulthood
* Some male lions reach maturity
  - sexual maturity
* are easy to recognize thanks to their distinctive manes
  - generally larger than females and have a distinctive mane of hair around their heads
* are the only cats with manes
  - members of the cat family that have manes
* become very violent when they grow older.
* create coalitions and search for prides to take over.
* engage in mounting with other male lions, especially when in search for another pride.
* fight each other to prove their strength, strength to pass on to offspring.
* grow a mane.
* have a brown mane, which tends to grow darker and fuller as the animal ages.
  - their pride from intruders
* spend their time guarding their territory and their cubs.
* start breeding at around the age of five.
* use their muscles and fighting skills to guard the land and keep enemies away.

Wild lion
* are categorized as endangered animals and their population is declining with time.
* use it to communicate with other prides in their natural environment.

Young lion
* Most young lions have coats.
* Some young lions leave mothers.
  - light spotting on their coats
* roar for meat.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | feline | panther:

Black panther
* Most black panthers become eaters
  - man eaters
* Most black panthers have claws
  - senses
  - sharp claws
  - whiskers
* Some black panthers establish own home ranges
  - swim in water
* are able to adapt well to new environment or various circumstances
  - adapted to living in a wide variety of habitats within their range
  - carnivores, or meat eaters
  - either black leopards or jaguars
  - elusive animals
  - less fertile, too
  - nocturnal predators
  - large and strong paws and sharp claws that are used for hunting
* retract claws.
* take goats, sheep or pigs as well.

Florida panther
* Most florida panthers eat deer.
* develop ability.
* prey upon animals.
* rest in trees.
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | feline | tiger:

Bengal tiger
* Most Bengal tigers have orange fur.
* Most Bengal tigers live in India, and some range through Nepal, Bangladesh, Bhutan, and Myanmar
* are an endangered species whose range extends throughout India
  - carnivores which means they eat meat rather than plants
  - good swimmers and are often found to chase their prey into the water
  - in danger of extinction due to over-hunting by poachers
  - just one of several subspecies of tiger
  - strong territorial animals
* are the most common kind of tiger, and Siberian tigers are the biggest kind of tigers
  - only subspecies with the double recessive gene that allows the white coloring
* can also swim and move quite swiftly in the water.
* has a strong sense of smell.
* have excellent vision and good hearing.
* live high in the mountains of India where the temperature is very cold.
* live in India and range throughout Nepal, Bangladesh and Bhutan
  - southern asia in forests, grasslands, and swamps
* make up nearly half of the surviving wild tigers.
* prey primarily on wild deer and wild cattle.
* rely on two basic hunting techniques.
* reside in the low-land parts of the rainforest where there are grasslands and swamps.
  * Sometimes there are tigers with different colors. There are white tigers that have white fur with black stripes, or that even have pure white fur. They have blue or green eyes. Most Bengal tigers have orange fur. The white coat only appears once in every 10,000 births. The Bengal tiger is the national animal of Bangladesh and India.

Female tiger
* are always smaller than males
  - somewhat smaller
* come into the estrus cycle at different times depending on where the tiger lives.
* give birth once every two years at any point during the year.
* have a litter about once every two years.
* live and hunt within their own specific territory.
* tries to get the male tiger's attention by roaring or moaning.

Golden tiger
* All golden tigers are Bengal and the result of a recessive gene the same as with white tigers.
* are also larger and furrier than their standard siblings, and their fur is softer.
* have thicker than usual light-gold fur, pale legs, and faint orange stripes.

Indochinese tiger
* are a bit smaller and darker than Bengal tigers, with shorter, narrower stripes
  - smaller and darker than Bengal tigers, and have shorter and narrower stripes
* prefer to live in forests in areas that are either hilly or mountainous.

Javan tiger
* Most javan tigers have stripes.
* Most javan tigers survive in areas
  - protect areas

Malayan tiger
* have opportunity.
* live at zoos.

Male tiger
* are bigger than female tigers.
* have longer and heavier whiskers than females
  - territories which they fiercely defend against other males
* likes to puddle, or take up rich salts in mud or wet sand.
* stay with a female for only a short time after their cubs are born.
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | feline | tiger:

Sumatran tiger
* Most sumatran tigers consume muntjac deer.
* Most sumatran tigers have ranges
  - reach maturity
* Some sumatran tigers feast on ungulates.
* Some sumatran tigers prey on malayan tapirs
* are among the rarest tigers in existance
  - critically endangered
  - nocturnal hunters
  - one of five subspecies of tigers in the world
  - the only remaining tigers in Indonesia
* are the smallest and darkest species of tiger
  - of all living subspecies of the tiger
  - tiger subspecies
  - thought to forage at the twilight hour or at night
* comprise one of the smaller sub-species, whereas Siberians are the largest.
* occupy the lowland and mountain forests of Indonesia.
* persist in isolated populations across Sumatra.
* prey on Malayan tapir, muntjac, sambar and muntjac.

Tiger cub
* are born after a gestation period of three and a half months
  - cubs
  - playful at birth and retain a curious nature throughout life
* mature quickly.
* stay with their mother until they are two years of age.

Tiger hunting
* continues today because the body parts can be sold for a lot of money.
* has a long history in wildlife-rich India.
* is now illegal everywhere.
* sport that's close to home.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | feline | tiger:

White tiger
* All white tigers are Bengal tigers.
* Many white tigers have blue eyes, but some have amber or even greenish eye.
* Most white tigers have blue eyes
  - brown stripes
  - dark stripes
  - jaws
  - powerful jaws
* are a genetic rarity that occurs in India
  - actually albinos
  - adapted with their white body and gray stripes
  - an aberration
  - extremely rare in the wild
  - found only in captivity
  - naturally rare in the wild
  - one of the best swimmers
  - seemingly bigger as compared to the original tigers both at birth and at maturity
  - solitary animals, which means they are on their own
* are very hard to find in the wild
  - rare in the wild, and today they can only be seen in zoos
* have blue eyes, a pink nose, and creamy white fur with chocolate colored stripes
  - enemies
  - many birth fatalities because of inbreeding
* have powerful jaws, razor sharp claws, and huge canine teeth

Wild tiger
* All wild tigers live in Asia.
* are found mostly in India.
* can eat as much as sixty pounds of meat at one time.
* live in homes called ranges.

Young tiger
* have similar coloration but their stripes are more grey-brown.
* leave their mother at about the same age to look for their own territory and to mate
  - same time to look for their own territory and a mate
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | ferret:

Domestic ferret
* Some domestic ferrets escape from cages.
* are gregarious, polecats are solitary.
* enjoy stealing and hiding objects, such as boots, socks, organizers, and keys.
* exhibit a variety of colors, with albino being the original color of pet ferrets.
* have a long history with humans
  - no restrictions on their range and live throughout the world

Domesticated ferret
* are used for hunting , or can be kept as pets.
+ Ferret, Ferrets and humans: Mustelids :: Pets
  * Domesticated ferrets are used for hunting, or can be kept as pets. Hunting with ferrets is called ferreting. Because of their thin body, they can go down into holes and hunt rodents and rabbits. Ferrets have been kept as pets from as far back as the Middle Ages.

European ferret
* resemble weasels, but are larger and stockier
  - except for being larger and stockier
* squeak to each other.

Female ferret
* are smaller than the male in the species.
* come into heat and stay in heat for months.
* ovulate when they breed.

Foot ferret
* drink water.
* have diets
  - sharp teeth
* live in burrows
  - prairie dog burrows

Healthy ferret
* Most healthy ferrets eat dry food
* are active and curious animals
  - energetic and alert

Young ferret
* are easier to train than older ones
  - very fidgety, old ones are more likely to be cuddled
* do better in solid-bottomed enclosures.
* have bright white teeth.
* look like mice when they are born and their eyes are shut.

Few mammal
* can stay active in the hottest parts of world as well as humans can.
* migrate seasonally.

Fly mammal
* Most fly mammals live in habitats.
* Some fly mammals have wings.
* eat types.
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | genet:

Cape genet
* are omnivorous, due to their diverse, generalist diet that changes seasonally
  - predominantly solitary, except while mating or when females rear young
* feed primarily on the ground, where they normally stalk and pounce on their prey.
* have sebaceous anal glands that secrete a substance with a musky odour.

Grison
* Some grisons have legs
  - occupy habitats
* Some grisons prey on mammals
  - small mammals
* are polygynous.
* includes brains
  - breasts
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - ears
  - faces
  - heads
  - nuclei
  - pedal extremities
  - piluses
  - plasma membranes
  - rib cages
  - sections
  - skulls
  - sterna
  - vacuoles
  - vertebrate feet
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | hoofed mammal | swine:

Wild boar
* Most wild boars are omnivores in their natural habitat
  - eat grass
* Most wild boars have big heads
  - fur
  - litter size
* Most wild boars inhabit areas
  - same areas
  - produce sound
  - weigh kgs
* Some wild boars carry parasites
  - create conditions
* Some wild boars eat crops
  - reptiles
  - small reptiles
* Some wild boars have diseases
  - distribution
  - enemies
  - sharp tusks
* Some wild boars kill men
  - tigers
  - prey on calves.
  * are omnivorous and easily adapt to changes. They were hunted in Europe from long ago for many of their body parts, and were shown in the mythology of many ancient civilizations. Greek, Phoenician, and Persian mythology showed them as fierce, sometimes evil, while others showed them as brave, powerful animals. Again, others saw them as parasitic. Even today many people see wild boars very differently
* are a nuisance to farming communities because their rooting damages the soil
  - the cultivators of hilly areas
  - capable of reproducing at any time during the year
  - famous for their aggresive temperament
  - great eating and taste similar to domestic hogs but are somewhat leaner
  - hunted to extinction in Britain
  - in large number in the forest areas
  - mammals
  - medium-sized animals
  - omnivores, eating both plants and animals
  - plentiful in the Big South Fork, where they used to be hunted for sport
  - polygynous, meaning males mate with several females
  - the ancestors of today's domestic pig
  - threatened by habitat loss and by commercial hunt
* attack and eat humans.
* can be destructive
  - breed at any time of the year
* close relative of domestic pig.
* damage farmland.
* get into gardens and eat all the corn and potatoes.
* has long, rubbery snout that is used for digging of underground roots and bulbs.
* high-quality alternative meat which is delicious, healthy and unique.
* is another kind of a pig which is also very common
  - one of the strongest animals in the world, and there reason
* live for about ten years, but can reaches ages of up to thirty years
* produce a red meat that is virtually fat free
  - very large number of offspring compared to other ungulates
* rest in tight groups with bodily contact.
* wallow in mud.
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | hyena:

Aardwolf
* Aardwolves are a member of the hyena family
  - diminutive, delicate hyaenas that feed exclusively on ants and termites
  - found on the open, grassy plains of east and south Africa
  - insectivores with highly specialized diets of harvester termites
  - insectivores, and they only eat termites
* Aardwolves are monogamous and both parents raise the cubs together
  - animals that usually mate for life
  - nocturnal, solitary foragers, only coming together to mate and rear young
  - shy are also nocturnal
  - solitary and nocturnal, and rest in burrows during the day
  - the smallest species of hyena
  - can live up to about fifteen years
  - communicate primarily through anal gland scent marking
  - consume their prey by licking termites off surfaces using a flat, sticky tongue
  - copulate and produce offspring during summer
* Aardwolves live alone, in pairs, or in family groups with two to four young
  - entirely on two species of termites
* Aardwolves live in burrows in the earth, and come out only at night
  - pairs, with just their mates
  - the savannahs of central and southeastern Africa
  - look for sustenance independently, rather than in groups
  - occur solely on the continent of Africa
  - resemble striped hyenas , with similar fur texture and color
  - tend to avoid dense forests or dry desert
  - use dry grasslands and savannahs to make the best use of their camouflage
* Most aardwolfs have anal glands
  - coats
  - tails
  - toes
* Most aardwolfs survive in habitats
  - natural habitats
* Some aardwolfs defend territory
  - eat meat
* Some aardwolfs have distance calls
  - distribution
  - long distance calls
  - muzzles
  - narrow muzzles
* consume termites.
* hunt at nights.
  - skulls
  - sterna
  - vacuoles
* occupy habitats.

Brown hyena
* Most brown hyenas adapt to environments
  - occupy ranges
* have long, shaggy hair compared to other species.
* live in small family groups.

Female hyena
* Most female hyenas have nipples.
* Most female hyenas possess organs
  - reproductive organs
* are larger than males.
* dominate the males, the opposite of the situation with lions.

Spot hyena
* Most spot hyenas eat meat.
* Most spot hyenas grab large prey
* Most spot hyenas have hearts
  - jaws
  - powerful jaws
* Most spot hyenas produce noise
  - whoop noise
* Some spot hyenas go after prey
  - stay with mothers

Strip hyena
* consume animals.
* eat food.
* have skulls.
* need water.
* respond to scent.
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | insectivore:

Tenrec
* are insectivores
* eat earthworms
* exhibit characteristics.
* forage for food.
* have coats
  - excellent eyesights
  - forelimb structures
  - long snouts
  - longitudinal stripes
  - muzzles
  - poor eyesights
  - sensitive whiskers
  - short tails
  - sides
  - spiny coats
  - yellow stripes
* includes brains
  - chests
  - heads
  - plasma membranes
* roll into balls.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | insectivore | tenrec:

Common tenrec
* has sharp spines on the back side of the body.
* have excellent eyesights
* solitary creature except during the mating season and period of nursing.

Hedgehog tenrecs
* Most hedgehog tenrecs eat insects.
* can roll into spiny, nearly impenetrable balls.

Water shrew
* Most water shrews cause damage.
* Some water shrews have fringes.
* are known to overpower frogs and small fish, which they kill with venomous bites.
* is an insectivore
* locate aquatic prey by touch.
* occupy small surface runways under bank overhangs, fallen logs and brushpiles.

Intelligent mammal
* Most intelligent mammals have heads
  - round heads
* life in many places
### animal | vertebrate | mammal:

Kangaroo
* European mathematics competition for various levels of students.
* are a mammals, a marsupial mammal.
* has a strong sense of family togetherness.
* hide from Australia makes strong, flexible leather for shoe uppers.
* is believed to be a significant element in the Australian culture
  - classified as a game meat and shares a similar texture and taste to beef
  - more supple than calf skin and is considered the finest leather for braiding
  - one of the healthiest red meats there is
* is the national symbol of Australia
  - only manufacturer making a motorcaddie with integral-skinned polyurethane foam
* meat from any of the species of kangaroo.
* reproduce in much the same way as the opossums.
* tends to prefer simple rituals that are conducted with respect and skill.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | kangaroo:

Bettong
* Most bettongs reach maturity
  - sexual maturity
  - use scent
* Some bettongs have extensive ranges
  - live in woodlands
* Some bettongs occupy large ranges
* are a type of potoroid, or very small kangaroo.
* collect and carry grass in their prehensile tails to suitable nesting sites.
* have heads.
* includes brains
  - breasts
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - ears
  - faces
  - nuclei
  - pedal extremities
  - piluses
  - plasma membranes
  - rib cages
  - sections
  - skulls
  - sterna
  - vacuoles
  - vertebrate feet
* kangaroo rat
* play a vital role in ecosystem heath.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | kangaroo | bettong:

Northern bettong
* Most northern bettongs have heads.
* Most northern bettongs reach maturity
  - sexual maturity
* Some northern bettongs have ranges.
* Some northern bettongs occupy large home ranges
* are generally solitary animals, and are active only at night.
* live for around six years.

Female kangaroo
* All female kangaroos have a well-developed pouch that opens forward and contains four teats
  - front-opening pouches, which contain four teats
* Most female kangaroos have pouches.
* Some female kangaroos carry babies.
* are somewhat smaller than the males.
* have pouches to carry their baby joeys

Grey kangaroo
* Some grey kangaroos have particular breed seasons
* inhabit areas.
* live in areas.
* share habitats.

Kangaroo rat
* Most kangaroo rats adapt to life
  - avoid obstacles
  - eat green vegetation
  - emerge at nights
  - find food
* Most kangaroo rats have glands
  - long tails
* Most kangaroo rats live in burrows
  - underground burrows
  - produce urine
* Most kangaroo rats survive in deserts
  - on diets
* Some kangaroo rats avoid daytime heat
* Some kangaroo rats eat kangaroo rats
  - seeds
  - live in deserts
* are mammals.
  - kidneys
* inhabit niches.
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | kangaroo:

Tree kangaroo
* Most tree kangaroos appear to be solitary
  - eat leaves
* Most tree kangaroos have diets
  - prehensile tails
* Some tree kangaroos are killed by hunters.
* are a priority species
  - found only in the rain forests of Australia, West Papua, and Papua New Guinea
  - known to spend most of their time in browsing vines and forest leaves
  - mammals
* are the largest rain-forest mammals in the Australian realm
  - only arboreal kangaroos
  - unique macropods who have adapted to a life in trees
* occur in areas.
* spend most of their time up in trees.
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | kangaroo | wallaby:

Pademelon
* Most pademelons feed on grass.
* Most pademelons graze on grow plants
  - low grow plants
* Most pademelons reach maturity
* Some pademelons are distinguished from wallabies
  - have fur
  - occupy diversity
  - occur along coasts
  - survive years
* are active most of the day and night, resting during the afternoon.
* are one of the smallest of the macropods
  - species of macropods
  - small compact macropods
  - solitary and nocturnal, spending the daylight hours in thick vegetation
  - cytoplasm
  - heads
  - nuclei
  - pedal extremities
  - skulls
* usually sleep and rest deeper in the forest.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | kangaroo | wallaby | pademelon:

Dusky pademelon
* Most dusky pademelons reach maturity
  - sexual maturity
* Some dusky pademelons have fur.

Tasmanian pademelon
* Most tasmanian pademelons graze on grow plants
* Some tasmanian pademelons occupy diversity.
* are nocturnal and feed at night.

Kinkajou
* has-part feet.
* have bones
  - brown coats
  - claws
  - diets
  - eyes
  - fur
* have sharp claws
  - teeth
  - sweet teeth
  - tongues
  - woolly fur
* includes brains
  - breasts
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - corpi
  - faces
  - heads
  - nuclei
  - pedal extremities
  - piluses
  - plasma membranes
  - rib cages
  - sections
  - skulls
  - sterna
  - vacuoles
  - vertebrate feet
* inhabit rainforests
  - tropical rainforests

Lagomorph
* All lagomorphs are terrestrial.
* are distinctive in that they have a second set of incisors
  - placentals
* eat only vegetation.
* have long ears, a short tail, and wide-set eyes
  - teeth similar to rodents, with four continuously growing incisors

Land mammal
* get water.
  - limbs
* include squirrels.
* show variation.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal:

Large mammal
* Many large mammals live in the taiga, including elk, moose, deer, wolves, bear, and lynx.
* More large mammals coexist here than in any other place on Earth.
* Most large mammals eat grass
  - inhabit areas
  - play roles
  - survive conflict
* Most large mammals survive in blast zones
  - weigh kgs
* Some large mammals find on coasts
  - east coasts
* Some large mammals find on north american east coasts
* Some large mammals have howler monkeys
* Some large mammals inhabit coastal marine water
  - live in sea water
* Some large mammals live in warm sea water
* Some large mammals look like hogs
  - pigs
  - wild hogs
  - produce offspring
  - serve as hosts
* are usually able to escape without too much difficulty.
* can have difficulty cooling down if they get overheated.
* find shelter in the shade of a rock or tree.
* have tops.
  - on stored fat and low quality food during winter
* use polynyas as feeding grounds, suggesting rich biotic activity.

Larger mammal
* are also involved with cycad seed dispersal.
* can get by with eating lower energy foods or eating less often.
* feed on the foliage and the bark.
* produce fewer offspring, which usually take much longer to gestate.

Leporid
* are prized for their fur, meat, recreational hunting and as pets.
* generally produce several litters per year.
### animal | vertebrate | mammal:

Male mammal
* All male mammals have a prostate, but only humans and dogs are known to develop prostate cancer.
* Most male mammals are usually either absent or unhelpful when females are giving birth.
* Most male mammals have backs
  - rudimentary mammary structures
* Some male mammals have horns
  - reproductive tracts
* are only monogamous under a limited number of conditions.
* can compete for harems as well with elephant seals competing fiercely for harems.
* have a tube-like organ called the 'penis'
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | manatee:

African manatee
* Most african manatees inhabit coastal areas.
* Most african manatees live in areas
  - quiet areas

Amazonian manatee
* are the only species of manatee confined to fresh water
  - smallest of the three species
* lack fingernails.

Female manatee
* Some female manatees reach maturity
  - sexual maturity
* are generally larger than the males.
* begin reproducing at about four years of age.
* deliver only one calf every three to five years.
* go into heat.
* reach sexual maturity between the ages of two and five
  - when they are about four-seven years old
* tend to be larger than the males.

Florida manatee
* have enemies
  - natural enemies
* venture into deep ocean water

West african manatee
* inhabit areas
  - coastal areas
* occur in rivers.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal:

Many mammal
* Most many mammals eat types
  - exhibit phenomena
  - have testes
* Most many mammals live in climates
  - winter climates
  - maintain body temperature
* Most many mammals maintain constant body temperature
* Most many mammals possess characteristics
  - psychological characteristics
* Most many mammals reach maturity
* Most many mammals use reproduction
  - sexual reproduction
* Some many mammals eat fungi
  - gophers
  - larvae
  - moth larvae
  - graze on twigs
  - have horns
* Some many mammals hibernate over months
  - winter months
  - live near coastlines
  - serve as hosts
  - transmit diseases
* have impact
  - kidneys
### animal | vertebrate | mammal:

Marsupial mammal
* Most marsupial mammals have periods
  - short periods
* Some marsupial mammals fill niches.
* complete development.
* retain their embryos for only a short period in the uterus.

Marsupial mole
* are unique among mammals in their brain structure.
* feed on invertebrate larvae.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | marsupial:

Female marsupial
* All female marsupials have pouches in which they carry their babies.
* Most female marsupials carry their young in an abdominal pouch called a marsupium.
* Most female marsupials have a pouch in which they carry their babies
* bear mammary glands and carry their immature young in a stomach pouch.
* have a pouch in which they carry their baby, called a joey
  - on their abdomen in which they carry and nurse their young
  - pouches to carry their babies
  - very small and weak babies

Marten
* are found from Southeast Alaska to the start of treeless tundra in Alaska's north and west
  - pretty small animals, and are caught humanely and effectively in small traps
* are solitary animals
  - mammals, avoiding their own kind except during mating season
  - widespread and abundant in Alaska
  - woodland animals

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | marten:

American marten
* Most american martens are descended from animals.
* Most american martens have heads
  - throats
  - triangular heads
* Most american martens inhabit meadows
  - shrub meadows
* Most american martens occur in forest habitats
* Some american martens have ranges
  - inhabit regions
  - trapped for their fur in all but a few states and provinces where they occur
  - vulnerable to predation from raptors and other carnivores
  - well adapted to snow
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | monotreme | platypus:

Female platypus
* Most female platypuses build burrows.
* Most female platypuses construct burrows
  - use tails
* Some female platypuses have nipples

Male platypus
* Most male platypuses have defense
  - legs
  - spines
* Some male platypuses possess spurs.
* are able to produce and deliver venom through a horny spur on the back of the ankle.
* carry a toxin strong enough to kill a dog and incapacitate an adult man.
* have a sharp spur attached to each ankle
  - hind legs
* produce venom as a defense.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal:

Most mammal
* Most most mammals avoid strip skunks
  - carry urine
  - cross paths
  - excrete urea
* Most most mammals have concentration
  - excretion
  - glands
  - low tolerance
  - lungs
  - hear sound
  - lead life
  - maintain body temperature
* Most most mammals maintain constant body temperature
* Most most mammals possess glands
  - sweat glands
  - require diets
* Most most mammals use reproduction
  - sexual reproduction
* Some most mammals feed on insects.
* Some most mammals have bonds
  - digestive tracts
  - lice
  - maternal bonds
* Some most mammals have strong bonds
  - produce offspring
  - rely on tunnels
  - ribs
* need water.

Mountain beaver
* Most mountain beavers consume foliage
  - develop senses
* Most mountain beavers have skulls
  - stumps
* are rodents
  - strict herbivores
  - voracious eaters
* occur in dense riparian-deciduous and open, brushy stages of most forest types.
* produce nearly a third of their body weight in urine every day.

Nocturnal mammal
* Most nocturnal mammals belong to families.
* Most nocturnal mammals inhabit areas
  - forest areas
* Some nocturnal mammals feed on insects
  - live in burrows
* have large well-developed eyes.
* patrol territory.
### animal | vertebrate | mammal:

Numbat
* Most numbats eat ants.
* Most numbats have brown coats
  - fur
  - forelimbs
  - heads
  - jaws
  - mouths
  - pouches
  - strong forelimbs
  - tongues
  - live on diets
  - rely on sight
* Some numbats avoid predators.
* Some numbats have claws
  - powerful claws
  - sharp claws
* also exhibit seasonal patterns related to photoperiod, prey abundance, and reproduction
  - turn over leaves and sticks with their teeth to expose and prey upon termites
* are different than most marsupials
  - diurnal
  - hosts for many species of endo- and ectoparasites
  - insectivores and eat a specialized diet almost exclusively of termites
  - likely to survive in habitats which offer abundance of termites
  - mammals, and marsupials
  - medium-sized animals with a specialized diet of termites
  - ready to reproduce at about one year old
  - small marsupials that look a little like squirrels
* are solitary and territorial
  - creatures that gather only during mating season
  - territorial animals
  - unusual marsupials in being exclusively diurnal and termitivorous
* are very unusual marsupials in that they are diurnal, or active only in the daytime
  - vulnerable to predation by introduced predators such as foxes and cats
* eat only ants and termites they catch by using their very long, sticky tongues
  - white ants
  - termites, and unlike other marsupials, they are active only by day
* feed almost exclusively on termites only occasionally eating other ants.
* have a good sense of smell
  - small flat head with a long nose, pointed ears and a very long tongue
  - an acute sense of smell, being able to detect termites with their very sensitive noses
  - poor coat insulation compared with other marsupials
  - reddish-brown fur
  - several adaptations for predator avoidance
* have strong forelimbs
  - front claws and long tongues which they use to get termites out of their nests
* includes brains
  - breasts
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - faces
  - nuclei
  - pedal extremities
  - piluses
  - plasma membranes
  - rib cages
  - sections
  - skulls
  - sterna
  - vacuoles
  - vertebrate feet
* live in forests in Western Australia
  - hollow logs or dig burrows under the ground
* now occur in areas secure from clearing, mostly in state forests and nature reserves.
* occur at low density and numbers fluctuate.
* often use more than one den.
* prefer open woodland habitat dominated by eucalyptus trees.
* produce a variety of vocalizations.
* require hollow, fallen logs for shelter and nesting.

Ocean mammal
* Some ocean mammals find on coasts
  - east coasts
* Some ocean mammals find on north american east coasts
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | opossum:

Cuscus
* Most cuscuses eat insects
  - small insects
* Most cuscuses have claws
  - sharp claws
  - strong prehensile tails
  - produce offspring
* Some cuscuses eat leaves.
* Some cuscuses have color
* are mainly inhabitants of tropical forests and thick scrub
  - nocturnal and nest in hollow trees and clumps of vegetation at nighttime
* attack intruders.
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - faces
  - nuclei
  - pedal extremities
  - piluses
  - skulls
  - vertebrate feet
* live near the equator in the dense tropical forests of New Guinea and neighboring islands.

Female opossum
* Most female opossums have pouches.
* have a fur-lined pouch located on the underside of the abdomen
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | opossum | koala:

Female koala
* Most female koalas carry babies
* are smaller than males.
* can mate up to once per year.
* have a pouch, a distinguishing characteristic of marsupials.
* occupy distinct home ranges
* weigh about seventeen pounds and are two feet tall.

Male koala
* Most male koalas have calls
  - glands
  - scent glands
* Some male koalas have bare patches
  - penises
* mark their territory by rubbing their chests on a tree.
* weigh about twenty-four pounds and are two and a half feet tall.

Male opossum
* Most male opossums have glands
* Most male opossums possess glands
* are called jacks, females are called jills
  - non-territorial

Newborn opossum
* are about the size of a grain of rice.
* arrive in their mother's pouch by crawling there on their own.
* do sort of look like pink grubs.

Other mammal
* eat seeds.
* enjoy fruit.
* have ability
  - anatomies
  - ancestors
  - breathe patterns
  - colour vision
  - common ancestors
  - neck vertebrae
* include bears.
* reside in areas.
* roam earth.
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | otter:

Asian otter
* are more sociable than their river cousins, and live in groups in the wild.
* have partial webbing and small, blunt, peg-like claws.

Female otter
* Most female otters give birth to two or three young at a time.
* can give birth at any time of the year.
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | otter:

Young otter
* are prey to bobcats and alligators.
* begin playing at four weeks of age and learn to swim at about seven weeks of age.
* go through rituals of fighting and romping.
* suffer from reproductive abnormalities.

Pachyderm
* Some pachyderms have characters
  - unique characters
* includes brains
  - breasts
  - cell membranes
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - corpi
  - cuticles
  - cytoplasm
  - dermis
  - ears
  - epidermises
  - faces
  - freckles
  - heads
  - liver spots
  - nuclei
  - pedal extremities
  - piluses
  - plasma membranes
  - rib cages
  - sections
  - skin cells
  - skulls
  - sterna
  - vacuoles
  - vertebrate feet
  - wrinkles

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | panda:

Female panda
* Most female pandas eat bamboo leaves
* Some female pandas eat bamboo.
* Some female pandas reach maturity
  - sexual maturity
  - weigh pounds
* are ready to have a baby only once a year.
* ovulate just once a year, in the spring
  - only once a year, in the spring
* tend to stay in smaller ranges than males do.
+ Giant panda, Baby pandas: Ursidaes
  * They may be able to have babies until about age 20. Female pandas are ready to have a baby only once a year. This is in the springtime. There are only two to three days she is ready for a baby. Calls and scents bring the males and female pandas to each other.
### animal | vertebrate | mammal | pangolin:

Chinese pangolin
* Most chinese pangolins have heads
  - poor vision
* Most chinese pangolins use sticky tongues
* Some chinese pangolins belong to families
* are extremely shy, and are very agile tree climbers
  - rather secretive, nocturnal creatures
* have a small pointed head and a narrow mouth
  - small, pointed head, a very round body, and a narrow mouth
* inhabit subtropical and deciduous forests.
* rely on senses.

Tree pangolin
* Most tree pangolins eat special diets.
* Some tree pangolins have migration
  - prehensile tails
* eat diets
  - insects
* survive on diets.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal:

Pika
* Most pikas have body temperature.
* Most pikas have high body temperature
  - remain in burrows
* Some pikas have ears
  - metabolism
  - mouths
  - places
* Some pikas live at elevation
  - lower elevation
* Some pikas rely on packs
  - snow packs
* adapt to environments.
* eat food
  - moss
  - plants
* emit sound.
* includes brains
  - breasts
  - cell membranes
  - cells
  - chest cavities
  - chests
  - corpi
  - cytoplasm
  - faces
  - nuclei
  - pedal extremities
  - piluses
  - plasma membranes
  - rib cages
  - sections
  - skulls
  - sterna
  - vacuoles
  - vertebrate feet
* inhabit sides.
* live for years.
* live in areas
  - climates
  - colonies
* make families.
* occupy patches.
* seek shelter.
* store food.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | pika:

American pikas
* Most american pikas adapt to environments
* Most american pikas have high body temperature
* Some american pikas live in rocky slopes
* live in areas of broken rock and grass fields covered by alpine meadows.

Female pikas
* Most female pikas have a litter of four.
* can breed and produce young at about one year of age.

Placental
* Most Placentals possess two orbital glands.
* are mammals
  - the largest group of mammals
* form a blastodisc similar to reptiles.
* give birth to fairly well-developed young.
* have a placenta, marsupials a pouch where the immature young finish their development.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal:

Placental mammal
* All placental mammals require progesterone for early pregnancy maitenance.
* Most placental mammals get nutrients.
* Most placental mammals have extensions of uterine body, called horns, for multiple births
  - placentas
  - uteruses
* Some placental mammals consume fetuses
  - produce offspring
* are found on all continents, in the air, and in the seas
  - nourished through a placenta before they are born
  - one of three major groups of living mammals
* bear live young.
* complete the entire embryonic development in uterus and then are born live.
* develop inside the body of their mother, in the uterus.
* give birth after fetuses are much more developed
  - to live young, and house the embryo until it is complete
* have a corpus callosum , unlike monotremes and marsupials
  - single uterus and nourish their young with the placenta
* retain their offspring in special structures called the uterus.
### animal | vertebrate | mammal:

Polecat
* Most polecats approach prey
  - eat meat
  - emit smell secretion
* Most polecats have brown fur
  - coats
  - furry tails
* Most polecats have long furry tails
  - scent glands
  - short legs
  - live in dens
* Most polecats reach maturity
  - sexual maturity
  - use burrows
* Some polecats are classified in families
  - eat lizards
* Some polecats feed on animals
  - eels
  - whole animals
* Some polecats have burrows
  - senses
  - inhabit territory
  - live in burrows
* are about the same size as a ferret
  - active mostly at night and rely on their sense of smell to locate food
  - mainly polygynous, which means having more than one mating partner
  - quite territorial, and for the most part, live solitary lives
  - solitary in nature, nocturnal and active throughout the year
* build their dens in cavities underneath barns and tree roots or in sloping stream banks.
* cross rivers.
* defend territory.
* emit cluck sound
* grow out of play behaviour while domestic ferrets engage in such behaviour all their lives.
  - distinctive face masks and white ear markings
  - tails and short legs
  - short, dark tails and rounded ears
* hunt creatures
* includes brains
  - faces
  - plasma membranes
  - skulls
* mark territory.
* occupy habitats.
* often fall victim to domestic animals and night traffic on roads
  - make dens in stream banks or under tree roots
* prefer areas.
* prey mainly on mice, rats, and other rodents.

### animal | vertebrate | mammal | polecat:

European polecat
* Most european polecats eat meat.
* Most european polecats emit secretion
  - smell secretion
* Most european polecats have brown fur
  - heads
* Most european polecats reach maturity
* Some european polecats are classified in families
* defend territory.
  - dark outer fur, with lighter colored underfur showing through
* use burrows.

Marble polecat
* Most marble polecats emit secretion
* Most marble polecats have coats
* Most marble polecats have long furry tails
  - occupy habitats

Marbled polecat
* are most active during the morning and evening.
* have a reddish-brown back, with patches of white or yellow.