They do have the same type and amount of bones, but the overall form and function is obviously different. Our hands are used for grabbing stuff, a dolphin's flipper is used for steering in water. ^^
we dont have tails, fins, beaks, flippers,or shells.
Humans cannot hear the high-frequency sounds produced by dolphins because their hearing range is different from ours. Dolphins communicate with each other using ultrasonic frequencies above the human hearing range, typically between 20-160 kHz, which is why we cannot hear their sounds.
the hands. although the arms also recieve a lot of bites.
human body system
Fish, and other sea creatures. (Apart from things such as dolphins & whales who can just hold their breath for a long time) Human's can artificially breathe, using air tanks or snorkels.
Dolphins used to be carnivorous land animals with four legs (similar to a dog) and as they started spending more time in the water they developed flippers. X-rays show that the bones underneath the flippers of dolphins are the same as the bones in the human hand. please reply, WOW, cool, awesome, strange, i never knew that,
we dont have tails, fins, beaks, flippers,or shells.
Because they belong to dolphins
The Boat, Belly Boat, is powered using flippers from human energy.
Dolphins, human beings, and chimpanzees are all mammals who have unusually high intelligence, compared to most other mammals. We are smart.
Different lizard species have different lifespans.
Dolphins have fins instead of fingers. However, inside the fins they have finger bones, which are similar to the ones found in human hands.
That is simple.. Dolphins, Chimpanzees and Humans, are different from most mammals because they have similar bones in there body. Why don't you look their systems in their bodies to compare.
Dolphins affect the human population by, BRINGING US MORE POPULATION.. IDK!!!:-))
No, the human cycle gets along just fine without pink dolphins.
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