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Mammals are vertebrate animals with hair. Vertebrates are animals with backbones. Other vertebrate animals are bony fish, sharks, amphibians, reptiles and birds. Like birds, mammals are warm-blooded.

Two species of deer live in Colorado, the mule deer and the white-tailed deer.
Description:Their body is covered with black or very dark brown hair. They have a very large head with a dewlap of skin, called a "bell," hanging down from the jaw. Moose have very long legs so they can wade into a lake and eat plants off the bottom.
Mountain Lions At A Glance
Colorado has been home to bears since their earliest ancestors evolved in North America. These large, powerful animals play an important role in the ecosystem.