Mammals exhibit extraordinary diversity, from the diminutive bumblebee bat, which weighs no more than a penny, to the largest animal to have ever lived, the blue whale. All members of this warm-blooded vertebrate group nurse their young on milk produced by the female’s mammary glands, and, with a few notable exceptions, most also give birth to live young and have bodies insulated by hair. Of the world’s c. 5,500 mammal species, almost one in four are threatened with extinction.

Yes they are English. No, you've never heard of them

Fruits that water your mouth

Homonyms are words that sound the same but are spelled differently. Some of them can be quite confusing.

Not surprisingly, many animals are mentioned in the Bible, but a few animals are central to the story in which they appear and are generally well-known on their own. This list also includes a few stories about animals in a more general sense.

These radio personalities have mouths that have gotten them into big trouble.