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Bottlenose Dolphins

The Bottlenose Dolphin is the largest of the beaked dolphins and lives in temperate and tropical seas worldwide. The Bottlenose Dolphin can also be trained to perform in marine centres and can be swum with and stroked by humans. This category consists of questions about the Bottlenose Dolphin’s habitat, structure, etc.

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How many bones does a bottlenose dolphin have?

The "Bones" in a Bottle nosed Dolphin, are made of cartilage.

How do dolphins reproduce?

Dolphins are mammals, not fish, and they reproduce in the same way that humans and most other mammals do. The males have a penis, to introduce semen to the female's vagina. Fertilized eggs are matured in the dolphin's womb for many months and after about 12 months baby dolphins are born through the vagina, as in other mammals.

Reproduction occurs internally for the female dolphin when she finds a willing mate, as her eggs are inside of her. Eventually, the female dolphin will give birth with the baby being born tail first so as not to drown. Then its mother helps it up to the surface for its first breaths.