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Mammals are a wonderfully diverse group of warm blooded vertebrates (have backbones) including humans and animals!

All mammals have hair or fur, a unique jaw structure and produce milk to feed their young. Almost all give birth to live babies but there are a few egg laying mammals (known as monotremes). 

Scientists have identified more than 6,495 mammal species on Earth, roughly one-fifth of which are known to be endangered, threatened or extinct.

The ICUN Red List identifies species at risk and you can see the status of each on their listing. When visiting Lemur Heights you'll meet our red-ruffed and ring-tailed lemurs, examples of critically endangered and endangered species here at the park.

Asian Short Clawed Otter

Asian Short Clawed Otter

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Azara’s Agouti

Azara’s Agouti

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Chipmunk

Chipmunk

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Crested Porcupine

Crested Porcupine

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Emperor Tamarin

Emperor Tamarin

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Naked Mole Rat

Naked Mole Rat

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Parma Wallaby

Parma Wallaby

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Prevost Squirrel

Prevost Squirrel

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Red Ruffed Lemur

Red Ruffed Lemur

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Red Squirrel

Red Squirrel

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Ring-tailed Lemur

Ring-tailed Lemur

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Rodrigues Fruit Bat

Rodrigues Fruit Bat

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Slender-tailed Meerkat

Slender-tailed Meerkat

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Domestic Goat

Domestic Goat

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Shetland Pony

Shetland Pony

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African Pygmy Hedgehog

African Pygmy Hedgehog

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Guinea Pig

Guinea Pig

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Harvest Mouse

Harvest Mouse

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Larger Hairy Armadillo

Larger Hairy Armadillo

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Rex Rabbit

Rex Rabbit

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