So they don't have to be cold and hot.
dolphins are kind of fat but not a lot.
Blubber.
i think that the skin keeps them cool and doesnt the dolphins get to hot or to cold
Dolphins have a thick layer of fat that insulates their bodies when the water they live in becomes too cold. They also conserve body heat when necessary.
A dolphin has body fat equaling 18-20 percent of total body weight. This fat is deposited into a thick layer called blubber, which is used to provide insulation to dolphins and helps in conserving body heat.
to protect them from weather conditionLayers of fat can keep dolphins warm in cold waters and block harmful UV rays from the sun from reaching it's organs, as well as store extra energy and deflect shallow bites from causing mortal wounds.
The subcutaneous layer of skin stores fat. The subcutaneous layer is the third layer from the epidermis, which is the outside layer.
Dolphins, porpoises and whales have a thick layer of fat beneath the skin to insulate them so that they do not lose too much body heat in the water. That's the blubber.
Yes.
DOLPHINS NEED TO EAT OVER 50% OF THEIR BODY FAT PER DAY. AND OVER 75% OF THEIR BODY FAT PER WEEK.
The nerve fibers of the brain are wrapped by a layer of fat. The fat acts as protection for the brain when the head is struck in an accident.
They have a thick layer of fat so they can keep warm.