the tail fins of a bottlenose dolphin are called flukes
Yes
at the end of the dolphins "tail" is called a fluke
it moves its tail just like a whale.
tail,fin,and dusel fin
They are born tail first so the calf does not drown.
The part of the body, that makes the dolphin help steer, is the flukes
The tail fins are 'flukes'. Otherwise the fin on any marine animal is "... fin" where "..,." is the adjective denoting its position on the body.
yes, a dolphin does have a back bone, just like humans the dolphin has bones in their fins like finger bones and in their tail fins they have bones like feet bones. They are mammals just as we are and we both are called vertebrates (having backbones).
well the fins on its side are called flippers and the fin on its back is called the dorsal fin and its tail is its tail flukes
well the fins on its side are called flippers and the fin on its back is called the dorsal fin and its tail is its tail flukes
The 2 Flukes (the tails), The Dorsal fin, The rectoral fins, the Blowhole, the sonar, the teeth and the eye sight but i dont know the 9th sorry.
Bottlenose dolphins are somewhat slower than their speedy companions, tiger dolphins. But on average they can swim at about 135mph