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Dolphins have very strong noses and they can internally damage a whale if they charge at them with full strength. They are tough creatures, and some say their sonic calls disturb the whales as well.
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∙ 14y agoThey are scared because killer whales are larger and just as smart and agile.
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What animals are scared of dolphins?
Sharks have been reported to be scared of dolphins, as well as any small fish or animal a dolphin normally eats.
What are dolphins afraid of?
Yes. When people around them get too excited and start to make loud noises and strong movements, dolphins will get scared and may attack, but that is quite rare.
Are dolphins eaten by killer whales?
Yes, dolphins are attacked and eaten by killer whales.
What type of skin do killer whales have?
Killer whales are dolphins and there skin feels slippery and smooth. It doesn't mean that Killer Whales are whales just from WHALES. They actually are dolphins.
Why are killer whales pink?
Killer whales are not pink, river dolphins are!
What animal eats the dolphins?
sharks do feed off of dolphins and so do killer whales but a killer whale is a species of dolphin. If we are talking about killer whales the killer whale is an apex predator and eats sharks !
Why are dolphins called killer whales?
dolphins are not called killer whales or if they are its because there far away and carnt see properly
What is a type of killer whale?
killer whales are dolphins
What type of skin does the whale have?
Killer whales are dolphins and there skin feels slippery and smooth. It doesn't mean that Killer Whales are whales just from WHALES. They actually are dolphins.
What do killer whales actually eat?
Other dolphins, penguins, seals, fish. Will sometimes attack whales. Killer whales are really large dolphins.
Who is a dolphins enemy?
the dolphins enemie is all the type of sharks the dolphins enemie is all the type of sharks Killer Whales. I've seen Killer Whales chased down and devour Dahl porposes.
Can dolphins hurt killer whales?
no
