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Who eats a striped dolphin and when?
what eats a dolphin
Why is a striped dolphin called a striped dolphin?
Because it has a stripe on its head that is darker than its body.
What is the overpopulation for striped dolphn's?
what is the overpopulation for striped dolphin
How many babies does a striped dolphin have?
112
What type of behaviors do striped dolphin have?
horny behaviours
How do striped dolphin move?
they move with their tail and body
Does a striped dolphin have any special features?
it has stripes
How is the striped dolphin born?
The dolphin is born like any other mammal or marine mammal.
Is the striped dolphin endangered?
The striped dolphin is not endangered, but is considered a protected species. That means without a some sort of protection plan in place, the species would become endangered.
What does a striped dolphin eat?
small fish,shrimp,and squid.
How long does the striped dolphin live?
55-60 years
How does the striped dolphin hide from?
It hides by getting under your pineaple
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