How many calfs a dolphin can have?

Answer 1

Bottlenose dolphins give birth to just one baby at a time; dolphin twins are very, very rare, and sadly normally die either before birth or soon after being born. The mother will not have any more calves until it has weaned the first one.
Dolphins usually give birth to one baby. On very rare occasions a twin is born, but the two babies almost never survive.
Most dolphins give birth to only one calf, although twins are possible. Often, only one twin survives.
unfortunatly they may only produce one calf.

that is because they only have one hole big enough for one calf and having one calf is a LOT of work

a dolphin needs to swim up to the air so when there calf is born they could have there first breath so then they could move on with their mothers and.. live on..! and so they can have more than one calf in a lifetime, they would just need a sexual intercourse more than once!

Answer 2

they can only have 1 one calf and that calf can only have 1 aswell

Answer:

The gestation period for dolphins is between 11 and 17 months and the young dolphin stays with the mother for about 7 months until weaned. The female dolphin becomes sexually mature at 7 to 12 years will have one baby each year until she stops all breeding at the age of about 14 years. The implied number of calves per female is therefor 2 to 17. Life expectancy is 25 - 35 years

Answer 3

it is different for every dolphin but the average is 25 to 30

Answer 4

2