Dolphin
Click!Click!Click!"Is it a computer?""Is it a clock?" No. It's a dolphin.When a dolphin is first born, its mother makes a clicking sound and the calf uses that pattern as a name. Let's learn about a dolphin's life cycle, what they eat, their dangerous enemies, and how they sleep.
A bottle-nose dolphin has a really unique life cycle. Pregnancy is 12 months long and calfs drink milk until they are a year and a half old. Females live up to 50 years but males only live up to 30 years because of violence.
A bottle-nose dolphin has a very healthy diet. They crunch on crustaceans and munch on small fish. They devour squid as fast as a cheetah.
The bottle-nose dolphin is surrounded by enemies. Ocean animals like sharks and orcas can hurt the dolphin calfs. Male dolphins can hurt unprotected calfs. Humans are a dolphins worst nightmare with our boats, pollution, and commercial shipping.
When at night in the sea, no animal tis awake." Actually, dolphins are paritally awake because of the need to be cuatious of predators. Dolphins have two parts of their brain. They let one part rest and the other work. In zoos, however, they are fully asleep at night.
A bottle-nose dolphin has a really unique life cycle. Pregnancy is 12 months long and calfs drink milk until they are a year and a half old. Females live up to 50 years but males only live up to 30 years because of violence.
A bottle-nose dolphin has a very healthy diet. They crunch on crustaceans and munch on small fish. They devour squid as fast as a cheetah.
The bottle-nose dolphin is surrounded by enemies. Ocean animals like sharks and orcas can hurt the dolphin calfs. Male dolphins can hurt unprotected calfs. Humans are a dolphins worst nightmare with our boats, pollution, and commercial shipping.
When at night in the sea, no animal tis awake." Actually, dolphins are paritally awake because of the need to be cuatious of predators. Dolphins have two parts of their brain. They let one part rest and the other work. In zoos, however, they are fully asleep at night.

