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    Dolphins are mammals

    Their ancestors lived on land

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    They breathe air from on top of

    the water. They need to breathe

    every six minutes. River dolphin

    are blind. The Ganges riverdolphin can live up to twenty-

    eight years.

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    The dolphins colors are gray, black,

    white, dark brown and pink. A

    bottle nose dolphin can weigh upto four hundred forty pounds and

    be three feet.

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    Bottle nose dolphins live in all

    oceans of the world. Dolphins swimclose to the shore. Dolphins will

    swim very close to the shore as youwalk. River dolphins have long beaks

    and can turn their heads up, down

    and sideways. River dolphins live in

    Asia and South America.

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    They travel in a way calledporpoising, which means they travel

    together in pods and jump out ofthe water. They follow and race

    boats looking for unwanted fish

    thrown overboard.

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    The dolphins eat different species of

    fish. They are known to swallow their

    food whole.

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    Dolphins get killed and tortured by

    men. Men and sharks are killing

    them. Dusky sharks tiger sharks

    and bull sharks are there mainpredators. Sewage is their worst

    killer

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    Some people catch them in nets

    and cut off their fins and thendump their bodies in the water to

    bleed to death. Jetties can drown

    there habitats.

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    Species of Dolphins

    Bottlenose Dolphin (Tursiops truncatus)

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    Hourglass Dolphin

    (Lagenorynchus cruciger)

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    Risso's Dolphin

    (Grampus Griseus)

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    Atlantic Spotted Dolphin

    (Stenella frontalis)

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    Hector's Dolphin

    (Cephalorhynchus hectori)

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    About baby dolphin

    Baby dolphins are born not hatched

    from eggs. Mothers have babies

    every two or three years. They drinktheir mothers milk.

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    A baby dolphin is called a calf. Baby

    dolphins are born tail first and

    suckle from their mother for up to

    4 years. Mother dolphins producemilk that is extremely rich in fat,

    often up to 50 percent.

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    Some Interesting Facts about

    Dolphins

    Dolphins are of the aquatic mammal family

    Delphinidae. It is estimated there are between30 to 40 species of dolphins.

    Although they live in water, dolphins aremammals and breath air through theirblowhole, which is located at the top of their

    head. Some types of dolphins must rise to the

    surface to breathe every 20 to 30 seconds whileothers can hold their breath as long as 30minutes.

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    Dolphins are highly social, playful, curious and

    intelligent. They live in groups or families called

    Pods.

    Dolphins sleep by resting one half of their brain

    at a time so that one eye is always open. This

    allows them to rise to the surface to breathe

    and to protect themselves from predators.

    Male dolphins are called Bulls and female

    dolphins are called Cows.

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    Each dolphin has its own signature whistle to

    identify itself.

    Dolphins have excellent vision and well-

    developed eyes.

    Dolphins are carnivores eating mostly fish and

    squid and sometimes crustaceans.

    Dolphins have a thick layer of fat under their

    skin called blubber, which helps them to keep

    warm.

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