Dolphins have something called Echolocation. That's where their brain sends out sonar messages and when the rays hit an object nearby, it sends the information back to them telling what animal, object, etc. and what size and shape it is. They send out rapid clicks which give them a mental picture af what's in front of them, and where they are. Since dolphins have weak eyesight, this adaptation is their "sight"; they use it to stun prey.
In the ocean.
they eat there food in the ocean with their pod
in the deep sea ocean
Most dolphins eat different kinds of fish in the ocean. There are some dolphins that eat mammals found in the ocean.
well a pink dolphins is mostly found in the indian ocean
you can find all kinds of fish , and sharks, dolphins , and all sorts of ocean creatures
You can find dolphins in many oceans around the world. But the only exact place I know is in the Bahamas. But you will also see them in the ocean, zoo, etc.
they live in a place where you can find them
If food is plentyful
Dolphins learn to find food by digging in the ocean floor through a combination of social learning and problem-solving skills. Young dolphins often observe and imitate older, experienced dolphins as they use techniques like diving and using their snouts to uncover buried prey. This behavior is reinforced through successful hunting experiences, allowing them to refine their skills over time. Additionally, dolphins are known for their intelligence, enabling them to adapt their strategies based on the specific environment and available prey.
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Dolphins use there mouths to eat food but i do not know how they find food and anyway buddy me i am Kitty97380 PLEASE BUDDY ME