Yes: dolphins are common in Australian waters.
Dolphins
Dolphins are not exclusive to Australia; they are found in oceans and seas around the world, inhabiting both coastal and open waters. However, Australia does have several species of dolphins, such as the bottlenose dolphin and the Australian humpback dolphin, which are commonly seen in its waters. Thus, while dolphins are not specifically Australian animals, they are an integral part of Australia's marine ecosystem.
yes
None. There are no porpoises in Australian waters. Dolphins are plentiful, but not porpoises.
only one species of dolphins at this time that are going extinct are the pink river dolpinsHector's dolphins (New Zealand dolphins) are also in danger of becoming extinct. The endangered river dolphins are Amazon River dolphins, Ganges River dolphins, Chinese White dolphins, Indus River dolphins, and La Plata River dolphins.
Dolphins are vertebrates.
No, but some species of dolphins are endangered, like the Indus River dolphins and the Yangtzee River dolphins. The pink Amazon River dolphins and the Ganges River dolphins are classed as vulnerable.no
they are both dolphins.
they are the same as regular dolphins. Pink dolphins are just albino dolphins.
a group of dolphins is called a school of dolphins.
by protecting the female dolphins...