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Bottlenose Dolphins are not the only creatures that have blubber. So do whales, porpoises, etc. The blubber is almost pure fat, which helps the animal keep warm. I hope my information was useful.

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What can you do to help bottlenose dolphins?

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How can you help protect bottlenose dolphins?

ask god


What does there nose help them do?

The nose helps the Bottlenose Dolphins to smell out their prey and food


How do bottlenose dolphins help each other?

by lending a hand to each other!


Why bottlenose dolphins live in groups?

to help each other stay safe.


Does blubber taste good?

I have no clue, but did you know that whales, manatees, etc. are covered in blubber that help them survive?:) ^^^But whaling is illegal.


What can people do to help bottlenose dolphins not be endangered anymore?

Make sure they don't become endangered. They are not at present an endangered species.


How they can survived in Antarctica?

they have a thick layer of blubber to help them to survive and also a thick coat of fur


What adaptations help a bottlenose dolphin survive?

There long nose helps them kill sharks and whale and predators


How do Ora's blubber help them survive?

Blubber is a thick layer of fat under the skin that keeps them warm in freezing cold waters. So to answer your question, without they would freeze to death


How a bottlenose dolphin adapt to its habitat?

dolphins suit there habitat because they can swim fast and they have the blubber to help them live underwaterBottlenose dolphins are the most well known because they are the ones most commonly used in films and marine life acts. Some of their adaptations include echolocation for finding food and navigating through their surroundings. Also, females help each other when it is time to give birth and other females watch over and protect the newborn and it's mother.


How does blubber help rattlesnakes?

Rattlesnakes do not have 'blubber' nor to they eat 'blubber.'