A few [[mammal]]s lay eggs and a lot of them have [[claw]]s. Most mammals bear their young alive, but the egg-laying duck-billed [[platypus]] and spiny anteaters are exceptions. Mammals are different from reptiles in some obvious ways: they have [[hair]] or [[fur]] and produce [[milk]] from mammary glands to feed their young. Mammals are not reptiles. | A few [[mammal]]s lay eggs and a lot of them have [[claw]]s. Most mammals bear their young alive, but the egg-laying duck-billed [[platypus]] and spiny anteaters are exceptions. Mammals are different from reptiles in some obvious ways: they have [[hair]] or [[fur]] and produce [[milk]] from mammary glands to feed their young. Mammals are not reptiles. |