Land and Flying Mammals
Mammals are warm-blooded vertebrate animals who feed their young with milk, produced from mammary glands in the body of the female. They are the dominant life form on this planet, although not as numerous as insects. Most young mammals are born blind and relatively helpless, and must be cared for by the mother, before they are able to survive on their own. Mammals inhabit virtually every ecological niche: land, sea and air. Most of the animals we keep as pets are mammals. Learn more about flying mammals and land mammals and their place in the global ecology by perusing the links on this page.
5 Tigers Foundation
Learn about tiger ecology, zoo tigers and more with fun facts and tiger quizzes. Go on the Tiger Adventure, and help catch an escaped tiger.
Boomer Wolf: Coyotes and Wolves Information Guide
Learn what wolves and coyotes hunt, where they live and how they care for their young. Listen to them sing and follow them around the globe.
Horse Fun Online
Love horses? Test your knowledge with a series of quizzes and games, read stories about horses, get advice on riding or caring for your horse.
Smithsonian Institution, Washington, D.C.: Polar Pairs: Arctic Wildlife Information Guide
Are you into polar bears and arctic wildlife? Try a game that challenges you to match animals and then learn about their habits and habitats.