Question

warm - blooded: mammals maintain a constant body temperature. hair or fur: all mammals have hair or fur for warmth and protection. milk for babies: female mammals produce milk to feed their young. live birth: most mammals give birth to live babies (with a few exceptions like platypuses and echidnas). adaptations for survival: camouflage: helps mammals blend into their environment. echolocation: used by bats, dolphins, and whales to navigate and hunt. thick fur or blubber: keeps cold - climate mammals warm. diverse diets: carnivores: eat meat (e.g., lions, wolves). herbivores: eat plants (e.g., deer, elephants). omnivores: eat both plants and meat (e.g., humans, bears). parental care: mammals teach their babies survival skills. which of the following mammals is a carnivore? giraffe, chimpanzee, lion

Explanation:

Carnivores are mammals that eat meat. Lions are known to hunt and eat other animals. Giraffes are herbivores (eat plants), and chimpanzees are omnivores (eat both plants and meat).

Answer:

Lion