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How does the dolphin travel groups by itself in herds?
by swimming
How do guinea pigs live in the wild?
They live in herds of about ten, more or less, members. There is usually a dominant male and dominant female. They live in burrows. Often members of a herd fight to establish dominance.
Why is a killer whale a dolphin?
Because it's genetically related to other members of the dolphin [Delphinidae] family.
Early members of this civilization were shephards who followed their herds into the Tiber Valley?
Roman.
Who followed Early members of this civilization were shepherds their herds into the Tiber Valley.?
roman
What family is a dolphin a member of?
the members of the Delphinidae and the family of cetaceans.
Is a minke whale a member of the dolphin family?
No, they're members of the Balaenopteridae family.The dolphin, or Delphinidae, family contains several genera.
How are the orcas and the bottlenose dolphins alike?
They are both members of the dolphin family.
Are gray wolves in herds or on their own?
The grey wolf is a pack animal. The pack is composed mainly of family members.
What are zebras behavioural adaptation?
living in large family herds,providing the members to live upwards 20 years
What are some specie of dolphins?
There is the Bottle-Nosed Dolphin, the Boto Dolphin, the Hourglass Dolphin, and more!
What are the names of the different tipes of dolphins?
Bottlenose dolphin, Common dolphin, Atlantic Spotted dolphin, Pink River dolphin and there are some more I can't remember.
