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Are fish born in eggs or alive?
Fish are born in eggs
What about dolphin eat?
Dolphins eat fish.(;
What type of food do dolphin's eat?
Fish
What do commersons dolphin eat?
Fish
Does dolphin eat fish?
Yes
Is a Dolphin that you eat the same as Dolphins that you swim with?
I think you are refering to a dolphin fish, and no they arent the same. Dolphin fish are bony fish and dolphins are mammals.
Is a dolphin a secondary consumers?
Yes, a dolphin is a secondary consumer in that a dolphin eats fish. These fish often eat plants, making fish the primary consumers.
What type of fish does a dolphin eat?
samon
What does common dolphin eat?
Fish and squid.
When does the baby dolphin eat?
Whenever the baby dolphin is born it drinks it mothers milk and then moves on to eat fish whenever able to hunt for fish.
Why is a dolphin a mammal not a fish?
Because it gives birth to babies, not eggs
What kind of animal eat porcupine fish?
A shark and a dolphin fish.
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