Dugongs move primarily by using their powerful flippers to steer and propel themselves through the water, while their muscular tails provide thrust for swimming. They typically glide gracefully and can reach speeds of up to 15 km/h (9 mph) in short bursts. Their body shape and buoyancy allow them to easily navigate their underwater environment, grazing on seagrass and other vegetation. Dugongs are also known to dive to depths of around 30 meters (98 feet) in search of food.
Dugong dugon is the scientific name for a Dugong.
The Latin name of the dugong is the Dugonginae Dugong, or for short, D. Dugong.
Dugong does not evolve.
Yes, a dugong is a herbivore
Did you mean dugong? A dugong is a large herbivorous marine placental mammal. Order Sirenia, Family Dugongidae, Genus Dugong, Species Dugong Dugon.
a baby dugong is normally called a 'calf'>
The dugong is closely related to the manatee.
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Yes, dugong are warm-blooded mammals.
A dugong belongs to the kingdom Animalia.
Actually, it is worse than threatened. The dugong is on the endangered species list. The dugong is actually not yet an endangered species. Listed as "Vulnerable" by the IUCN.
NO!!!!!!! a dugong is related to a manatee and a sea cow but they are not the same thing