Mammals

In forests deep and grasslands wide,

Mammals roam with noble pride.

From the mighty lion's regal mane,

To the gentle deer in woodland domain.

In burrows dark and caves so deep,

Mammals find their place to sleep.

From the burrowing mole to the soaring bat,

In their habitats, they find their mat.

Through valleys green and mountains high,

Mammals wander 'neath the sky.

From the swift cheetah to the lumbering bear,

In nature's kingdom, they have their share.

With fur that gleams in sunlight's grace,

Mammals move with measured pace.

From the playful otter to the wise old whale,

In their world, life does prevail.

In rivers swift and oceans vast,

Mammals swim from first to last.

From the playful dolphin to the mighty orca,

In the deep blue sea, they do embarka.

So let us cherish mammals, great and small,

In their presence, we find it all.

For in their diversity, we find our kin,

In the circle of life, where we all begin.