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- Marine Mammal Protection - NOAA Fisheries
Permits and Authorizations The MMPA generally prohibits the "take" of marine mammals (e g , harassment, hunting, capturing, collecting, or killing) The act also makes it illegal to import or export marine mammals and marine mammal products into or out of the United States without a permit or other applicable authorization
- How Do Mammals Breathe? - North American Nature
Mammals need oxygen to survive, which is contained in the air Marine mammals breathe air at the surface of the water, and the sperm whale can hold their breath the longest, allowing them to dive for up to 90 minutes There are around 4500 species of mammals globally, with approximately 457 mammals living in the continent of North America
- 39 Admirable Random Facts That’ll Leave You Confused – Part 229
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- Are humans the smartest animal? - HowStuffWorks
Despite the prevailing belief that humans dominate the animal kingdom when it comes to smarts, we're actually ranked as the third-smartest species on the planet -- at least according to Douglas Adams, author of "Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy " But joking aside, there is something to be said for Douglas' idea, at least in terms of the species
- All 40 Species of Wild Cats and Where to See Them in the Wild
The Amur leopard is certainly one of the rarest cats with no more than 90 individuals surviving in the wild in the Russian Far East There may be even fewer Iranian cheetahs remaining in the wild, but the data on the Iranian cheetah is lacking due to the challenges of conducting fieldwork in a politically unstable region
- The Evolution of Brains from Early Mammals to Humans
Human brains also differ from all other primate brains in having more cortical areas, and this may be more important than overall brain size There is compelling evidence that Old World macaque monkeys have more cortical areas than prosimian galagos that apes probably have more areas than monkeys, and that humans have far more than monkeys
- Animals: News, feature and articles - Live Science
Discover the weirdest and most wonderful creatures to ever roam Earth with the latest animal news, features and articles from Live Science
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