Yes, dolphins are mammals. Just like us. They do not have gills like fish, and have to come to the surface to breathe. They have live babies. They have fuzz on the top of their beak when they are babies, but it comes off as they grow.
Yes. Because a dolphin is a dolphin no matter what happens.
Yes, all dolphins are mammals because they meet the five requirements of mammals:
# All mammals have a backbone (vertebrates)
Dolphins have a backbone
# All mammals have hair at one point in their life
Dolphins have a mustache when they are born
# All mammals breathe air
Dolphins must surface periodically to breathe
# All mammals produce milk to feed their young
A female dolphin's mammary glands are located on either side of the genital slit
# All mammals are warm blooded
Dolphins generate their own heat This is a general fact - no one ever really "found this out."
Well...... They are mammals and they live in the ocean.
The majority of dolphin species are ocean mammals. There are also species of River Dolphins that are usually found in freshwater rivers and in brackish estuaries.
All dolphins are mammals
Yes dolphins are mammals
a dolphin is a marine mammal that lives in open water in the ocean.
A dolphin is a (marine) mammal. I could see why you may have thought amphibian, however an amphibian is more of a frog/lizard species.
Mammal
No, they are not. Dolphins are a mammal, and sharks are not.
Whales and dolphins are Cetaceans..
dolphins are a type of fish
Dolphins are members of the whales' mammal group
mammal
Dolphins are in the class Mammalia.
dolphins
No, it is a mammal
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