Regrettably, the term "dolphin" is saddled with two widely divergent definitions. According to one definition, the dolphin is indeed a "fish", but a second definition refers to the dolphin as an air-breathing mammal. Fortunately, the term "porpoise" is the tiebreaker, which applies strictly to the air-breathing mammal, such as the trained porpoises seen at theme parks. In contrast, the non-porpoise "dolphin" is a saltwater game fish that is never referred to as a porpoise. These saltwater game fishes are called "Dolphins" in the United States and Australia, "Mahi Mahi" in Hawaii and "Dorado" in Mexico.
Roger Felber
Fish eat seaweed. Dolphins eat fish. No seaweed, no fish, no dolphins.
dolphins are a type of fish
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Dolphins look like dolphins and why would they look like a fish when they are a mammal?
Mammals. Dolphins have lungs. Fish have gills. Dolphins have mammary glands, making them mammals.
You feed dolphins fish by pooping out the fish from eating it and the doplins eat that
Yes, dolphins are fish eaters. See related question.
Dolphins eat fish.
If you meant "What do dolphins eat?" then the answer is Fish.
Fish are fish, dolphins are mammals, squid are fish. They are classified as Nekton, which means free swimmers.
You would have 1234567 fish because dolphins are mammals.