Most dolphin species actually take flight to give birth!
Dolphins are aquatic creatures, they don't go on land at all; so they woulds have no opportunity to give birth on land.
No dolphins are not amphibians. Dolphins can`t be amphibians because amphibians lay their eggs in the water and the adults live on land. Dolphins live in the sea only and they don`t lay eggs they give birth to live young.
Dolphins are mammals, not amphibians, as amphibians need to be able to come onto land to breathe normally, and lay eggs. Dolphins will die on land, and don't lay eggs, just give birth in the water.
Yes. Most mammals give birth to live young, but those that are egg-laying do so on land. The only mammals which lay eggs - the platypus and the echidna - are known as monotremes. The platypus lays its eggs on land, in a chamber at the end of a long burrow it digs in the riverbank or creek bank. The echidna actually develops a rudimentary pouch into which it lays a single egg during breeding season.
No. Penguins lay eggs, on land.
Hippos can mate, but they poygamous, which means they mate with more than one partner.
Ok for one thing dolphins don't have to be in water! dolphins are mammal.So is the killer whale
Horses and dolphins are both mammals, but a horse lives on land and a dolphin lives in the water. As mammals, both have spinal columns, breathe oxygen and have cells that get energy from cellular respiration. They both also give birth to live young and nurse them until the young are old enough to eat solid food.
No. Reptile eggs are laid on land. Aquatic species will either go on land to lay eggs or give birth to live young.
Dolphin is classified as mammal as it possess all mammalian characters i.e. hair , mammary glands for feeding young ones , 7 cervical vertebrae and so on .dolphins r mammals bcoz they need air to breathe and are warm and have proper flesh on the inside
Dolphins can't survive on land.
Toads don't give birth as such, they lay strings of eggs looking like small beads of clear jelly. But yeah, they (usually, depends on which specie and where it lives) lay these in water.