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How does a dolphin find its way around underwater?
When an animal uses sound to find food or navigate it's called echolocation, the sound bounces off surfaces around the dolphin. They hear where the sound has bounced off prey and follow the sound, hence allowing them to change direction quickly.
Can a dolphin survive out of water?
Not for very long. Water keeps their skin hydrated and controls body temperature.
Why dolphins can drink water from the sea?
because there body gets rid of the bad stuff before it can get to the heart of the dolphin
By attaching themselves to the body of a whale yucca moths can be feed while moving through nutrient rich water true or false?
false
What type of symmetry does a dolphin have?
Dolphins have bilaterial symmetry. Bilateral symmetry means the animal has symmetry across one plane (known as the sagittal plane, and directly down the centre of their body), which means one side of their body approximately mirrors the other side.
What body part does a dolphin use to breathe hair?
They breath air through a hole on the top of their head called a blowhole.
How does water enter your body when you swim?
When you swim, water enters your body through your mouth and nose as you breathe and move through the water.
How does a dolphin jump?
Dolphins are able to jump out of the water due to their powerful tail muscles that help propel them out of the water. They use their tail flukes to push their body up and out of the water, sometimes reaching impressive heights. Jumping also allows dolphins to catch fish, avoid predators, and socialize with other dolphins.
How long will a dolphin survive without water?
A: In principle, a dolphin can live for many hours out of the water, since, like humans, it breathes with its lungs. However, a dolphin's skin must be kept damp at all times. In addition, its body must be cooled by pouring ice water on its flippers, which carry numerous blood vessels just below the surface of the skin. Finally, when a dolphin lies on the ground, as opposed to floating in the water, pressure is created on its internal organs, which can cause general stress and difficulty.
What is the name of the swim technique when you swim with your legs and arms together extended in straight lines without kicks using only a transverse wave motion of the body to propel?
This swim technique is often called a dolphin motion" or dolphin kick" as it uses the same motion that dolphins use to propel themselves though the water with their tails. It could also be called a butterfly kick.
Can a dolphin jump?
Not on land, but in water. They use there body strength to pull up into the air and make cool flips that entertains people.
What would a dolphin and a bear of any kind look like if it was combind with the dolphin head and the bear body?
...you answered your own question...in your question...it would look like a dolphin head and bear body.
