Yes they are Mammals so give birth to baby dolphins, like other mammals give birth.
Yes, dolphins give birth to live young. They are mammals, belonging to the cetacean family (which includes whales) and all cetaceans give birth to live young.
Dolphins are mammals and so they give birth to live babies.
Dolphins are classified under mammalia, therefore they give birth to live young. A baby dolphin is called a calf.
Dolphins are mammals which means they give live birth, under water!
Dolphins are mammals, so they give birth to a live baby dolphin. A mother dolphin gives birth in the water, and her baby is called a "calf." It takes about twelve months for it to be born.
Dolphins, including elephant-nose dolphins, give birth to live young. They do not lay eggs like some other aquatic species, such as fish or sea turtles. Female dolphins have a gestation period of about 11-17 months, depending on the species.
No, dolphins do not lay eggs. Dolphins give birth to live young.
Dolphins reproduce internally and give live birth.
No, baby dolphins do not come out of eggs. Dolphins are mammals, and like all mammals, they give birth to live young. Female dolphins have a gestation period of around 10 to 12 months, after which they give birth to a single calf. The calf is born tail first to prevent drowning and is immediately able to swim and breathe on its own.
yes because they are mammals:)
Dolphins are a mammal as they give live birth, suckle their young, and breath air.
they give birth by swimming and then the migrations go to the babies so they learn how to swim
No, dolphins are placental mammals and have live births.