Do dolphins have nipples

Answer 1

Actually not all do,but most male mammals do have nipple,they are just not as noticable or large.

Male rats of the species Rattus norvegicus do not have nipples either. This can easily be seen on hairless varieties.

No. Male horses and male platypuses do not have nipples. There may be others.

Answer 2

Yes, dolphins do have nipples. Female dolphins nurse their calves with milk produced from mammary glands located within their mammary slits, which are openings on their underside. The calves nurse by latching onto the nipples while the mother releases milk for them to consume. This nursing process is crucial for the development and growth of dolphin calves.

Answer 3

Oh, dude, you're really asking the important questions here. So, technically, dolphins do have nipples, but they're not like the ones you see on land mammals. They're more like slits where the milk comes out. So, yeah, dolphins have nipples, but it's not like they're wearing Bras or anything.

Answer 4

No, They all do not have nipples and all live on land, dolphins live in the sea and are mammals, secondly they do not all have nipples either, case in point, monotremes, like the platypus where even the females dont have nipples.

Answer 5

Yes, on female dolphins they are located on either side of the genital slit, hidden inside two smaller slits, allowing the dolphin to maintain a hydrodynamic shape in the water

Answer 6

Most female mammals have nipples. The platypus is one exception (they have pores).

Answer 7

they have no defined nipples but have mamarial glands to feed their young

Answer 8

yea...... under their arm in the armpit area!:D

Answer 9

A cow has at least that many, as does a dog and a sow (a girl pig).

Answer 10

yes