They give birth just like humans do.
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.
The answer to that is no. Dolphins are mammals and therefore give birth to live offspring.
no dolphins are mammals and there younge dont hach from a egg like us humans they give birth
It takes 12 months for a dolphin to give birth to another dolphin (calf).
Dolphins don't lay eggs, they are marine mammals and give birth to live calves.
No. Dolphins are mammals, meaning they give birth to live babies, unlike fish, which lay eggs.
No, dolphins are placental mammals and have live births.
No. Dolphins are mammals meaning they give birth to live young. So no. Dolphins do NOT lay eggs. (Even common ones)
Pink dolphin is a mammal. They do not lay eggs. Only two mammals from Australia, lay eggs. They are platypus and echidna. They are the evolutionary link between eggs laying animals and mammals, which give birth to babies.
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Yes, bottlenose dolphins give live birth. They are mammals, which means they carry their young in the womb until they are fully developed and then give birth to a single calf, typically every two to six years. The gestation period for bottlenose dolphins is about 12 months. After birth, the mother nurses her calf for up to two years.
Mammal. Breaths air, has a backbone, has hair, and live birth.