Usually only one at a time.
Twins are rare but happens.
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.
Dolphins are mammals and so they give birth to live babies.
in 8 years
They give birth just like humans.
Q. How often do dolphins give birth? A. Dolphins like bottlenose dolphins give birth about once every 2-4 years. If the calf is healthy, it will nurse for 1-2 years...weaning takes place then but it takes awhile. Q. How long do dolphins stay pregnant? A. Dolphins are pregnant for a whole year!!
they give birth by swimming and then the migrations go to the babies so they learn how to swim
Normally only one at a time. Dolphins virtually never have twins, they nurse their calves anywhere from 3 to 10 years. Since a female dolphin can live to be late 40's, she may have many young throughout her lifetime.
Yes. All mammals give birth to their young alive. The babies are not born from eggs. Mammals only give birth to alive babies.
Bottlenose dolphins typically give birth to a single calf at a time. The gestation period lasts about 12 months, and the mother will care for the calf for several years, teaching it essential survival skills. In rare cases, twins may occur, but this is uncommon.
There are no whales that give birth to dolphins. Dolphins give birth to dolphins; whales give birth to whales.
Irrawaddy Dolphins are known to be able to have up to 3 babies at a time.
Dolphins can give birth when they are between the ages of six and thirteen. This most commonly happens at age eight, though.