Bottlenose dolphins are not extinct but they are classed as not endangered and least concerned as their population isn't at risk as of yet. However they are at risk of extinction if tuna fishing happens as they swim with tuna fishes and can get caught in the nets. As an result, they can die. Reason for this is that tailspins would swim with common fishes and this creates an opportunity for fisherman vessels to kill bottlenose dolphins in inadvertently way. Meaning they are killed by accident but some would sell bottlenose dolphins as a different dolphin species or not as a dolphin so that it's legally sold.
no
botel nose dolphins are becoming extinct because sharks are eating them.
sharks and killer whales sharks and killer whales
Whales aren't extinct yet.
The killer whale is a dolphin, and will eat smaller species.
Bottlenose Dolphins and killer whales/orcas are two different species. They're both mammals though.
No, Beluga Whales, and Killer (Humpback) Whales might become extinct.
If we humans keep hunting and killing the whales then they will be come extinct.
no whale not extinct
Bowhead whales (Balaena mysticetus) aren't extinct.
If whales become extinct we will loose alot of oil because whales hold 70 barrals of oil in them!
Bottle-nose Dolphin