Dolphins and whales are not classified as fish; they are marine mammals belonging to the order Cetacea. Unlike fish, which are cold-blooded and breathe through gills, dolphins and whales are warm-blooded, breathe air through lungs, and give live birth. They share common characteristics with mammals, such as having a layer of blubber for insulation and being social animals. Their aquatic lifestyle and similar habitats can sometimes lead to misconceptions about their classification.
Shark is to fish dolphin is to mammal.
dolphin
No, they are both mammals.
a killer whale
whale, dolphin, and the fish
beast + water=whale beast+fish=dolphin
beast + water=whale beast +fish=dolphin
Baiji (dolphin) Baleen whale Balloonfish Barb (freshwater fish) Barnacle (crustacean) Barracuda (fish) Bass (fish) Beaver Beluga whale Blowfish Blue whale Bluefish Blue spiny lobster Blue tipped shark Bream Boa Boto (Amazon dolphin) Boutu (dolphin) Bubble fish Bullfrog
The Right Whale and the Dolphin.
no because they are fish and they have fins.
no, sharks are totally different than whales and dolphins because sharks are fish, not mammals like a dolphin or a whale.
A dolphin is a mammal and not a fish.