A mammal that lives only in America is:
Correct answer: A. Armadillo
- A. Armadillo
- B. Tasmanian Wolf
- C. Kangaroo
- D. Indus Dolphin
Explanation
The correct answer is "armadillo," as they are mammals native to the Americas. Armadillos are primarily found in various habitats across North America, Central America, and South America. The Tasmanian wolf, kangaroo, and Indus dolphin are native to Tasmania, Australia, and Pakistan, respectively, and not to America.
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