the hole on the top of their heads are known as blowholes which when they come for air they blow water out of it to get air.
it is on top of their heads
Through it's nostrils and lungs just like a human. The nostrils are located at the top of the beak where the beak joins the feathers of the head
On the top of their heads.
Porpoises breathe through nostrils, not gills. As marine mammals, they have lungs and surface to inhale air through a blowhole located on the top of their heads. This adaptation allows them to breathe efficiently while swimming. Unlike fish, which use gills to extract oxygen from water, porpoises rely on air from the atmosphere.
Many animals can close their nostrils, but one notable example is the dolphin. Dolphins close their blowholes, which are located on top of their heads, to prevent water from entering while they dive or swim underwater. Other animals, like some species of seals and certain reptiles, can also close their nostrils to adapt to their aquatic or terrestrial environments. This ability helps them manage breathing in various conditions.
Many of the sauropods, notably Brachiosaurus, appear to have them there. This was NOT for use as snorkels, though, because their necks were just too long to pull down air against water pressure. Probably, top-nostrils just didn't get in the way of their constantly eating.
They don't have nostrils, the breathe through the blowhole on the top
they keep their heads out of the water
The kakapo's nostrils are at the top of its beak, the same as all other birds except the kiwi (which has its nostrils at the end of its beak).
No, tortugas no tienen narizes. La nariz es parte de solo algunos animales! =)
on top of beak
The kiwi's nostrils are located right at the tip of its long beak. The kiwi primarily uses its acute sense of smell when searching for food, and it has a very highly developed sense of smell, being able to smell out food beneath the surface of the ground.