Dolphins are covered in skin. See link for more.

Yes! By calling 9-1-1 or notifying available lifeguards, the area can be secured for a rescue team which may need additional manpower to assist with the animals' return to sea. They have been known to circle & re-strand themselves! Do NOT under any circumstances try this alone! Off the coast of Chile, Orca have been seen surfing in to the shore to prey on seals. You might look like one to them! This is NOT a drill, people!

Note: this answered the question: "should we be saving whales and dolphins" "yes", without any rationale, and went on to make some points on how to save them. The answer lacks both depth and understanding.

I have saved whales, and cried, exhausted, and felt at the time it was the right thing to do. I am now just starting to have second thoughts. What if they are doing it deliberately, trying to communicate to us a message: 'please stop slaughtering our families and our bravest ones will come to you freely'. If this is a even a possibility, and the level of social intelligence and complexity of these creatures certainly does not exclude it my mind, what does our act of dragging them back out to sea communicate back to them? It is kind of horrifying.

Dolphins are adapted by their small layer of hair in the winter to keep them warm and in the summer they shred their hair. Their diet remains the same the whole time.

because when dolphins are born, on the left side of them they cant see behind them but they can see in front. they just cant see behind them thats why theyre blind. DUH!

The dolphin swims fairly close to the surface as the pod likes to flip and play.they also enjoy midwaters where the eat and swim as well as communicate with ea other. But they can't stay down too long .they need to Surface for a breath!

A dolphin can have about 17 calfs in their lifetime Dolphins will rarely have multiple births so yeah follow me on Instagram imabakedpotoa

Carnivals? No.

But Yes, dolphins are carnivores. They eat fish, not vegetation.

Their teeth are small and sharp, angled backwards towards their jaws - when catching and killing fish, they actually use a grinding action to work the softer flesh against the back of their jaws, crushing their bones with the combined pressures.

A common technique to catch fast fish is to hunt in pods of dolphins. They work together to gather schools of fish tighter and tighter, sometimes antagonizing them for hours until the fish cling together tighter and tighter with exhaustion and fear; hormonally the fish react slower and they bump into each other more. At that point, the dolphins dart into this 'fish ball' one-at-a-time, catching fish much more easily than hunting after one fish at a time. It's quite a sight to see!

theyre wam blooded

A niche is essentially when, where, and how the animal lives. A Bottle-nose dolphin lives near the top of the food-chain, although it still has some predators, such as the great white shark. It's territory is the ocean- it lives in many different areas, so you can look up its habitat. The dolphin feeds off of schools of fish, and sometimes squid. Some species of dolphins also migrate, depending on the location of the animal.

IT CARES FOR ITS YOUNG FOR A LITTLE WHILE THEN EAVES WHEN THE BABY CAN TAKE CARE OF ITSELF! lIKE ALL MAMMELS THEY LOVE THEIR YOUNG EVEN WHEN THEY DON'T SHOW IT.

bottlenose dolphin

Common research tells us that the Bottlenose dolphin can grow as large as 12 feet and weigh as much as 900 pounds. Since we have not measured and weighed all of them this general information is based on limited research. I personally swan with two that were only about six feet long and they weighed 300 and 350 respectively.

A baby dolphin, whale, or porpoise is called a calf.

What type of climate they live in is very cool in the winter which is very sad because some of the animals die because of the cold weather. In the summer the waters are warm but if there is a breeze sometimes the water can get very chilly.

Have another question like what is the habitat of a bottle nose dolphin?

This is a very simple question they actually live in lagoons bays harbors and golfs like the gulf of Mexico.

What ocean do they live in?

They live in the Pacific ocean

Bottlenose dolphins are only known to live in oceanic environments, this falls under salt water, however they are capable of surviving in fresh water as they are not reliant on water to survive in the same manner fish are

the male dolphin weighs about 300-500 pounds. the female, called the cow, weighs a little bit less.

it send clicks that can travel more than a mile underwater.

Winter got tangled up in a cage and a fisher man came to help her and then they had to cut off her tale only when she was 2 months old!

i think this is it:

they wave their tail, blow bubbles and send sounds to scare the shark off

sry if its rong i am no expert lyk but i do no sum stuff

The nose of a dolphin helps the sonar travel. Also, the nose is good for digging in the sand below the ocean serface

playful and fun

Dolphins are important to the ecosystem in the sense that they are apex or top-level predators which control populations of fishes and squids and keep the ecosystem balance.

Lately, the bottlenose dolphin has been identified as sentinel of the coastal marine ecosystems, because their consume of a wide variety of fishes and squids, they concentrate contaminants in their bodies when there are high concentrations of contaminants in the water.

Well in affence dolphines live in the Water duhhh