What are a manatee's distinguishing features?

Answer 1

Probably the tail, the snout, and the size (Not quite a feature, but is still distinguishable).

The tail is rounded, like a paddle. The part connecting the tale and the rest of the body, the bone, had less thin of a bone and is thicker, but at the same time, narrower, like a tube. The manatee is not to be confused with the dugong, whose tail more closely represents a dolphin tail.

The snout is round, and is rather closely built into the head. The eyes are located a little higher up than the snout, but because the snout is hardly distinguishable from the head, You can barely tell.

The size of a manatee, to put it bluntly, is large. The average adult could stand about 12 feet tall (about 4 meters tall.)