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Dolphins have adapted long mouths, or rostrums, primarily for efficient feeding and navigation. The elongated shape helps them capture prey such as fish and squid more effectively, allowing for better maneuverability in water. Additionally, a longer mouth facilitates echolocation, enabling dolphins to detect and locate objects and prey in their environment. This adaptation enhances their survival and hunting success in diverse marine habitats.
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How long do dolphins mouth grow?
long.
How do dolphins eat and how do dolphins digest it?
Mouth and digestive system
What is the color of a dolphins mouth?
grey
Where is a dolphins sensory organs?
They are in the dolphins eyes, mouth, nose, ears, and its fins.
What are the physical features of dolphins?
the appearance if a dolphin is a long sleek body, a snout like thing for a mouth (different lengths depend on the species) and a large flat tale.
Do dolphins ever have hair in their lives?
yes in their mouth
What are special features of dolphins?
shut your fat mouth up!
How long are dolphins noses?
Are you talking about the beak? The beak is the part where the mouth is. Its nose is on the top of its head. That is why you see a spray of mist come up when it breaths.
Who has the most teeth dolphins or koalas?
Dolphins have around 200 teeth obviously more than a koala can hold in its mouth :)
How do Hourglass Dolphins catch food?
they catch thier food with there mouth
How long do bottlenose dolphins get?
a bottle nose dolphins height is 15 inches long
How long can a dolphins teeth get?
dolphins have very large teeth. almost as long as dawsons pubes dolphins have very large teeth. almost as long as dawsons pubes
