they come up above the water and breath with their blowhole and then go back underwater. they do the same thing as whales so but they are just smaller
That is true. Whales and dolphins do not have gills, yet they survive in the ocean. They do this by coming up for air about every five minutes, take a deep breath, and hold it while they are under.
A dolphin's blowhole helps it breath while it is in the water.
food and a way to breath
Most fish always have to stay in water. Dolphins come up to the ocean surface for a breath of hair. Dolphins breathe through their blowhole.
dolphins breath through whale blubber
Dolphins breath Oxygen, because they think about every breath they take.
As dolphins are mammals they breath air like us, humans.
Dolphins don t breath under water. Mammals breath air. Every 15 min they go out of the water to breath
Animals with lungs that live in the ocean, like whales and dolphins, have adapted to hold their breath for long periods when they dive underwater. They also have efficient oxygen exchange systems in their lungs to maximize the amount of oxygen they can take in during each breath. Additionally, they have evolved specialized diving behaviors and physiological adaptations to help them cope with the pressures and challenges of the ocean environment.
no they breath thru there lungs
Near the surface, they are mammals meaning they need air to breath just as much as they need water
They live anywhere where their family is. It's called a pod.