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Dolphins vary in appearance because of how many species there are. All dolphins have a smooth, streamlined body without hair (dolphins have a mustache that quickly falls out when born); flukes at the end of their tail for propulsion; and pectoral fins on the sides of their body. A dolphin's flukes move up-and-down whereas fish move their tails side-to-side.
Dolphins may or may not have a dorsal fin, but many species do. An example of a species without a dorsal fin is the Southern Right Whale Dolphin (Lissodelphis peronii).
The bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncatus) is what many people think of when they think of a dolphin. Bottlenose dolphins are gray on top and light gray to white underneath; they grow to be about 10 feet long; they have a bulbous forehead called a melon; and they have a dorsal fin.
There are many other species ranging in size, color, and shape.
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What kind of fish do dolphins look like?
Dolphins look like dolphins and why would they look like a fish when they are a mammal?
Do dolphins look like whales?
Yes dolphins do look something like whales but whales are much bigger.
What do ordinary dolphins look like?
they are normally grey and are called bottlenose dolphins
What does a normal dolphin look like?
What do you mean, "normal"? Dolphins look like dolphins, just their size and colouration is a little different between species.
What does a dolpin look like?
Google "dolphins" and it will show you what they look like.
What does the common dolphins habitat look like?
water
Do the female and male dolphins look a like?
yes
What do dolphin first look like?
Dolphins first look like human baby's with fins
What do male dolphins look like?
by looking at it's peanus
How do pink dolphins look?
They look like a typical dolphin, just have a pink hue to them.
What do the dolphin calves look like when they are born?
They basically look like minature dolphins! They are very cute, and shiny!
What do sharks look lice?
What do you think they look like!?!? I mean, they are kinda like dolphins. But more strong and bigger.
