Answer:
A shark is not a mammal.
Explanation:
Mammals are a classification of animals that are famously known for breathing oxygen/air, having fur/hair, mammary glands (which are responsible for the females' ability to produce milk for their young), and (usually) the live birth of their offspring.
Giraffes, dogs, and whales all have the qualities mentioned above. Sharks, however, do not.
Sharks are fish. Unlike the whale, which must go to the surface to breathe the necessary oxygen, sharks have gills. This possession of gills, and not lungs, allows them to breathe only underwater.
Since sharks can't breathe oxygen like mammals can, they are therefore not mammals.
A surcharge is an extra fee, charge, or tax that is added on to the cost of a good or service, beyond the initially quoted price.
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