Serious question:

If a coconut has both hair and milk, why isn't it classified as a mammal?

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Tristin Cantu

8 December, 23:39

Serious question:

If a coconut has both hair and milk, why isn't it classified as a mammal?

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Phoebe Ryan · Answer 1

Mammals are required to also have three middle ear bones, a neocortex, a brain, and mammary glands. They even have to have a sense of smell, skeleton, and other elements missing in the typical coconut

Serious question:If a coconut has both hair and milk, why isn't it classified as a mammal?

Serious question:

If a coconut has both hair and milk, why isn't it classified as a mammal?