only if they are forced to. dolphins live in big group for a reason. when they are hunting a school of fish, for example, some of the dolphins gather the fish into a small area while the other dolphins dive through the school and grab some fish. every so often they switch places
Dolphins are aquatic mammals. They give live birth and suckle their young from their mother's milk. They can not feed themselves until the young dolphin has been weaned off milk and is able to eat fish.
no
No. While most citizens opt for employment to support themselves, many are able to support themselves through other means.
yes
dolphins swim in pods to protect themselves and to catch food
Dolphins are used for a few different medical research studies. They are used in therapy sessions for people with autism. The dolphins help people with autism express themselves emotionally. Dolphins are also being studies for diabetes research. Dolphins have been shown to be diabetic, however they are able to "turn off" their diabetes.
Dolphins have to chase fish in order to be able to eat.
No.
Dolphins are actually predators themselves, but are hunted by two species: orcas and sharks.
Dolphins are intelligent to protect themselves from predators and need to be aware of their environment to survive as a species.
dolphins have fin to swim with it pushes the water back to help them (dolphins) glid through out the ocean
Dolphins can heal themselves