Dolphins are mammals, meaning they nurse their young with milk. So, young dolphins will often stay very close to their mothers while they are fed by their milk. In fact, dolphin calves often stay with their mothers for up to 6 years as they learn necessary survival skills. The maternal instinct in female dolphins can be very prominent, as another dolphin will often help a mother deliver and take care of her baby dolphin for the first few years. On the other hand, fathers are known to eat their own babies in some dolphin species, such as bottlenose dolphins.
Baby dolphins do not breed, it is only adult animals that are sexually mature and form the breeding population.
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Dolphins are mammals and give live birth.
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In the ocean.
Yes. Dolphins are mammals, and are born pretty much like any other mammal.
Yes, like the adults, baby bottlenose dolphins have a blowhole.
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Baby dolphins (called calves) are born alive.
You can find information about baby dolphins, also known as calves, on the Oracle ThinkQuest website. It tells you how long it takes a baby dolphin to mature and their typical weight and length when they are born.
Whenever dolphins need to get air they temporarily swim at the surface of the water. Baby Dolphins when born are pulled up to the surface so they don't drown.
Actually, the parents do look after the baby dolphins.
After the baby dolphin is born, it measures to about a meter (3.8 feet) long. Also, their weight is about 18 kilograms (40 pounds). Plus, baby dolphins are born tail first and lack the sense of smell!!
Well if your into it, you can make little baby dolphins