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The bottle-nosed dolphin normally dives to depths of 150 feet [45 m], but the deepest recorded dive for a dolphin is 1,795 feet [547 m]! How does this mammal survive such a dive? Its heartbeat slows down during the dive, and blood is diverted to the heart, lungs, and brain. Also, its muscles contain a chemical that stores oxygen.
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∙ 10y agoDolphins are mammals that swim in family groups in the ocean.
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∙ 6y agoPods of dolphins are constantly on the move in their search for shoals of fish on which to feed.
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How do Dolphins move from place to place?
they swim
How do dolphins moove why?
Dolphins move with the help of there fins and the move to get there food.
How do dolphins and fish move differently?
Dolphins move up and down. Fish move mostly in a straight line.
What is the dolphins locomotion?
Dolphins move in an up and down motion, they can go up to speeds of 30mph.
Do dolphins move fast or slow?
Move fast.
Why dolphins move?
Dolphins have to chase fish in order to be able to eat.
How do dolphins get from place to place?
they swim
Why do dolphins move slow?
because
How do dolphins move move around?
I dont know y dont u check google?
Do bluegills eat dolphins?
No- dolphins are bigger, and bluegills and dolphins do not live in the same place.
Do dolphins migrate alone or in pairs?
Actually, dolphins move in pods or family units.
Do common dolphins migrate?
No, common dolphins do not migrate like other species of dolphins do. However, they will move locations if they are in search of food.
