<prompt> Hlahisa mohlala oa lihlopha tsa sehlopha se latelang: liphoofolo tse anyesang.nan  <response>: Instruction in English: Generate a classification example of the following group: mammals. . Response in English: Mammals can be classified into several groups based on their physical characteristics and behavior. Here is an example of a classification of some common mammals:1. Primates: These are mammals with opposable thumbs and large brains, compared to their body size. Examples of primates include humans, chimpanzees, and gorillas.2. Rodents: These are small mammals with sharp, continuously growing incisors. Examples of rodents include rats, mice, and squirrels.3. Carnivores: These are animals that primarily eat meat. They have sharp teeth and claws for hunting and tearing flesh. Examples of carnivores include lions, tigers, and bears.4. Ungulates: These are hoofed mammals, and they can be further classified into two groups: even-toed ungulates and odd-toed ungulates. Examples of even-toed ungulates include deer, sheep, and cows while examples of odd-toed ungulates include horses and rhinoceroses.5. Marsupials: These are mammals that give birth to relatively undeveloped young, which then continue to grow and develop in a pouch on the mothers abdomen. Examples of marsupials include kangaroos, koalas, and opossums.6. Cetaceans: These are marine mammals, including whales, dolphins, and porpoises. They are adapted for life in the water, with streamlined bodies and flippers.7. Bats: These are mammals capable of true flight. They are characterized by their wings, which are formed by elongated fingers covered by a thin membrane. Examples of bats include the fruit bat and the vampire bat. . Response in Sesotho: Liphoofolo tse anyesang li ka aroloa ka lihlopha tse maloa ho latela litšobotsi tsa tsona tsa mele le boitšoaro. Mohlala ke ona oa ho hlophisoa ha liphoofolo tse anyesang tse tloaelehileng: 1. Li-primates: Tsena ke liphoofolo tse anyesang tse nang le menoana e metona ea matsoho e hanyetsanang le boko bo boholo, ha li bapisoa le boholo ba mele ea tsona. Mehlala ea litšoene e kenyelletsa batho, lichimpanzi le likorilla. 2. Litoeba: Tsena ke liphoofolo tse anyesang tse nyenyane tse nang le li- incisors tse bohale tse lulang li hōla. Mehlala ea litoeba e kenyelletsa likhoto, litoeba, le likhofu. 3. Liphoofolo tse jang nama: Tsena ke liphoofolo tse jang nama. Li na le meno a bohale le linala tsa ho tsoma le ho tabola nama. Mehlala ea liphoofolo tse jang nama e kenyelletsa litau, nkoe le libere. 4. Li-Ungulates: Tsena ke liphoofolo tse anyesang tse nang le tlhako, me li ka boela tsa aroloa ka lihlopha tse peli: liphoofotsoana tse nang le menoana e lekanang le tse menoana e sa tloaelehang. Mehlala ea li-ungulate tse nang le menoana e lekanang e kenyelletsa likhama, linku le likhomo ha mehlala ea li-ungulate tse sa tloaelehang li kenyelletsa lipere le litšukulu. 5. Li-Marsupial: Tsena ke liphoofolo tse anyesang tse tsoalang malinyane a batlang a sa hōla, ao joale a tsoelang pele ho hōla le ho hōla ka mokotleng o ka mpeng ea ma ona. Mehlala ea li-marsupial e akarelletsa likangaroo, koala le opossum. 6. Li-cetaceans: Tsena ke liphoofolo tse anyesang tsa metsing, tse akarelletsang maruarua, li-dolphin le li-porpoise. Li ikamahanya le bophelo ka metsing, ka mele e bonolo le mapheo. 7. Bo-mankhane: Ke liphoofolo tse anyesang tse khonang ho fofa e le kannete. Li khetholloa ka mapheo a tsona, a entsoeng ka menoana e telele e koahetsoeng ke lera le lesesaane. Mehlala ea bo-mankhane e kenyelletsa mankhane oa litholoana le mankhane oa vampire. 