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Dolphins possess specialized jawbones that help them sense sound vibrations in the water. Their lower jaw, which is filled with a fatty tissue called the "melon," acts as an acoustic window, allowing them to detect and analyze sounds. This adaptation enhances their echolocation abilities, enabling them to navigate, hunt, and communicate effectively in their aquatic environment. By interpreting these sound waves, dolphins can gain valuable information about their surroundings.
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How does a dolphin sense its prey?
i believe dolphins use echolocation through their jaw.
Do dolphins have a sense of touch?
Yes
Do dolphins have a sense of smell?
No They Dont
How do dolphines survive from sharks?
Dolphins hide from sharks and dolphins can also sense danger.
What sense is most valuable to the dolphins?
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What sense is most valuable to dolphins?
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What is the dolphins most valuable sense?
hearing
What animal haves the best sense of hearing?
Dolphins
How is culture reflected in folk song?
how do we reconide the culture of specific country through their fokl songThe culture of a country/place is reflected on its folk songs since itslyrics describe the culture itself.
How do dolphins small?
that doesn't make any sense plus the dolphins disapeared!(see "Hitchikers Guide To The Galaxy")
What do dolphins smell like?
Dolphins smell all fishy sense they live in the ocean all the time. Dolphins also smell like salt water.
How do dolphins use ecolocation to sense objects?
Dolphins send out vibrations. Once the vibrations hit something, it'll rebound to the dolphin.
