A yipsher is a green mammal and it lives in Arizona...it is a rare species and it only has 4 of its kind
the yipsher is Australian and it has 4 legs and it is green. it eats tree bark and enjoys cuddling with snakes. there is another Australian mammal and it is called the wappsac and it is BFFLS w/the yipsher! it is yellow and brown. it eats cheese nips that are found in backyards of Australian old ladies! SO WATCH OUT YOU AUTRALIAN GARAMMIES! the yipsher is Australian and it has 4 legs and it is green. it eats tree bark and enjoys cuddling with snakes. there is another Australian mammal and it is called the wappsac and it is BFFLS w/the yipsher! it is yellow and brown. it eats cheese nips that are found in backyards of Australian old ladies! SO WATCH OUT YOU AUTRALIAN GARAMMIES!
There are no natural green mammals, but sloths are known to grow a green algae on their back which gives them a green appearance. Some animals such as mice and pigs have also been genetically altered to express the green fluorescent gene implanted in them from a certain species of jellyfish. Under a black light, these animals glow a greenish hue.