Question

7. An aquatic carnivorous mammal whose limbs
are in the form of flippers with webbed feet for
swimming. ​

Answer 1

Answer:

The semi-aquatic mammals, such as otters and platypus, have physical adaptions for swimming such as webbed feet whereas the fully aquatic mammals such as whales and dolphins, manatees and seals have limbs and tail modified into flippers or fins. All aquatic mammals swim using vertical undulation of a flexible spine.