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Given the following post, respond as if you're commenting on Reddit:
human
Do other mammals get sunburnt?
gpt
It Depends.

If an animal has thick fur, it takes way longer, because hair is pretty good at protecting the skin from radiation. (The reason why most people never get a sunburn on top of their head)

Reptiles and birds actually never get sunburnt, because unlike skin cells, scales and feathers are dead material, so DNA-damage can't happen and they cover the skin fully, thus providing excellent protection.
(A plucked bird would get sunburnt very quick)

Now for "naked", fur-, feather- and scaleless animals, which humans belong to, there is a possibility to get sunburnt, however animals like elephants and rhinos have a very high melanine content in their skin, so the risk of a sunburn is very low.

A naked mole-rat, however, would be at pretty serious risk of sunburn due to its skin's extremely low melanine content.