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Dolphins move up and down. Fish move mostly in a straight line.
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Why dolphins move?
Dolphins have to chase fish in order to be able to eat.
Why does seaweed make an impact on dolphins?
Fish eat seaweed. Dolphins eat fish. No seaweed, no fish, no dolphins.
Are dolphins a type of fish or are they a mammal only?
dolphins are a type of fish
Are dolphins or fish better?
Dolphins
What eats a flying fish?
dolphins dolphins
Are dolphins a fish or mammals explain?
Mammals. Dolphins have lungs. Fish have gills. Dolphins have mammary glands, making them mammals.
What kind of fish do dolphins look like?
Dolphins look like dolphins and why would they look like a fish when they are a mammal?
How does the dolphin move?
Dolphins use their flukes for propulsion through the water. Fish move their tailfins from right to left (side-to-side). Conversely, dolphins move their flukes up and down (dorsal-ventral). These movements are powered by a very strong muscle called the peduncle and allow bottlenose dolphins to swim upwards of 20 mph!
How do you feed dolphins?
You feed dolphins fish by pooping out the fish from eating it and the doplins eat that
How do dolphins moove why?
Dolphins move with the help of there fins and the move to get there food.
Do dolphins eat fish?
Yes, dolphins are fish eaters. See related question.
How does the common dolphin move?
Dolphins use their flukes for propulsion through the water. Fish move their tailfins from right to left (side-to-side). Conversely, dolphins move their flukes up and down (dorsal-ventral). These movements are powered by a very strong muscle called the peduncle and allow bottlenose dolphins to swim upwards of 20 mph!
