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What is the dolphins contribution to its ecosystem?
a dolphins contribution to its ecosystem being a secondary predator and preserving balance
What is bottlenose dolphins ecosystem?
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Why are dolphins unique?
You probably mean "How, or in what way are dolphins unique," not "why." The correct answer to Why are dolphins are unique is: There is nothing exactly like them. Whether that is actually true is not relevant. As for How are dolphins unique, the answer requires detailed discussion of marine mammal taxonomy.
What is the most unique ecosystem found in Arkansas?
The most unique ecosystem found in Arkansas is the Freshwater Ecosystem.
Are dolphins unique species?
There are approximately 40 different species of dolphins
What are 3 facts about dolphins?
they are unique and special. they are intelligent. humans have been around dolphins for years.
What makes the Chesapeake Bay unique?
The ecosystem there is very unique and how long it is and what feeds into it.
Are dolphins part of a sharks ecosystem?
no they normally dont live in the same water conditions
What are unique caracteristiques about bottlenose dolphins?
Bottle nose dolphins are the most common and numerous type of dolphins. They are considered extremely intelligent and use squeak and whistling sounds to communicate.
What are dolphins unique for regarding the fact that they are mammals?
They feed their young milk, give live birth, and are warm blooded.Because dolphins breathe air.
Pictures related to three types of ecosystem in Namibia?
Desert ecosystem: Pictures of the vast sand dunes of the Namib Desert, with sparse vegetation and unique flora and fauna adapted to arid conditions. Savanna ecosystem: Images showcasing the grasslands and acacia trees of Namibia's savannas, with wildlife such as elephants, giraffes, and antelopes. Coastal ecosystem: Photos of the diverse marine life and bird species found along Namibia's rugged coastline, including seals, dolphins, and seabirds like flamingos and cormorants.
Why are dolphins important to their environment?
Dolphins are important to the ecosystem because if there weren't any dolphins the animals in the food chain would all be extinct.
