No, whales are big and dolphins are small... If that's not enough of an answer I can ramble for you... is that what you want? Ok then, they are very similar in the fact that they treat their young the same, have the same basic biological makeup and are both mammals but it is relatively easy to see that they are different animals because they are not only in different species but, in different genuses' so in scientific lingo, they are about as similar as your friends housecat and a tiger.
a porpoise is not a dolphin but is in the same family as dolphins and whales!!
Killer Whales are actually dolphins. They are the largest member of the dolphin family.
they belong to the same group (Cetacea) but they are not exactly the same thing. Did you know that Killer Whales (Orcas) are a type of dolphin. A difference is their size.The biggest dolphin is the Orca which can grow to 8m long, while the [[blue whale]] can grow to 30m. mOST TRUE Whales are baleen although toothed whales are sometimes classed as dolphins.
another mammal that shares the same habitat with a whale is a dolphin
I'm not really sure what your question is asking but no, dolphins are mammals; they are related to porpoises and whales. They are in the same biological family as killer whales.
no, sharks are totally different than whales and dolphins because sharks are fish, not mammals like a dolphin or a whale.
NO! Beluga whales are related to the dolphin family and they can stay in zoos.
Only one. The same as every whale or dolphin.
A porpoise is s a mammal, similar to dolphins, manatees and narwhals.
Dolphins are related to whales and porpoises.
Dolphins and whales are SIMILAR - both being sea-living mammals. But they are separate species.
Spinner dolphins have many different predators that will eat them. These predators of the spinner dolphin include killer whales, pygmy killer whales, pilot whales, and sharks.