Dolphins do not have fur, but they do have hairs since they are mammals.
yes
No, they dont have fur
No. They're rubbery slick, like all Dolphins.
Placental mammals do not all have fur. Maine mammals such as dolphins, whales and dugong do not have fur.
Cetaceans are animals without fur or legs, dolphins and whales
Whales and dolphins are mammals. They both have at least one hair/fur on them and they breathe air (thats why the have blowholes).
Yes they do after all they are mamals but then again dolphins are mamals.
Dolphins, as in all mammals indeed have hair. The hair on marine mammals may not be discernible in photos, but closer examination reveals their presence on all of them.
No, dolphins have no fingers to have nails on. They also do not have claws or anything similar
Unlike most mammals, dolphins do not have hair, except for a few hairs around the tip of their rostrum which they lose shortly before or after birth. The only exception to this is the Boto river dolphin, which has persistent small hairs on the rostrum
Dolphins do not have horns, fur, antlers, or claws. They are marine mammals with smooth skin and streamlined bodies, adapted for life in the water. Instead of claws, dolphins have flippers, which aid in swimming. Their unique adaptations help them thrive in their aquatic environments.
All mammals that exist today have some kind of hair or fur. That includes mammals that live in the sea like dolphins and whales.