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How did the dolphin lose its tail?
they cut it off
Did winter the dolphin really lose her tail?
yes
Do some dolphins lose their fin?
they can lose their fins from injuries and if we cut it off.
What are tail fins of a Bottlenose dolphin called?
the tail fins of a bottlenose dolphin are called flukes
What way does a dolphin beat its tail?
if you've seen the movie. Dolphin tail. It moves up and down. :)
What are dolphin bums?
A tail
Is a dolphin's tail delicate?
no it not
Does a dolphin develop its tail after it's born?
No it does not, it is born with a tail
What is a better movie you bought a zoo or dolphin tail?
Dolphin Tale
Does a Bottlenose Dolphin have a tail?
Yes
What does a dolphin have to keep afloat?
tail
How do you hold on to a dolphin when you swim with it?
its tail
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