Life Cycles: Life Cycles of Mammals

Mammals have distinct life cycles compared to other living things. They are born live, highly developed, and are nourished by milk from their mothers. Parental care is extended, often lasting many years. Mammals generally take longer to mature and reach reproductive age than other animals.

What is a major difference in the life cycle of mammals compared to other living things?

How are young mammals nourished during their early life?

What is the significance of milk in the life cycle of mammals?

What is the typical duration of parental care in mammals?

In what way do mammals' maturation times compare to other animals?