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This document provides information about bottle nose dolphins. It describes that bottle nose dolphins weigh around 100 or 19,000 pounds, are gray with a tail, and live in the ocean near the equator. They breathe through a blowhole and learn from their mother for 3-8 years. Dolphins inhabit warm waters like the pelagic zone, harbors, bays, lagoons, gulfs, and estuaries. They move through the water using their fins and tail. Dolphins can live over 100 years.
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5 G Bottle Nose
- 2. About the Author • My name is Ally and I chose the Bottle Nose Dolphin. I chose the Dolphin because it’s my favorite animal and I don’t know a lot about them.
- 3. Who am I • I am a Bottle Nose Dolphin, I’m gray with a tail and I live in the ocean near the equator. I weigh about 100 or 19,000 pounds and 18 feet in length. I breath through a blowhole.
- 4. The early years • When I was young I learned how to breath. I had to learn my environment.I will stay with my mother in between 3 and 8 years old.
- 5. Habitat sweet Habitat • My habitat is in the ocean by the temperate forest, I like to be in warm water not cold. I inhabit the pelagic zone as well as harbors , bays lagoons , gulfs, and estuaries.
- 6. Making tracks • I move place to place by my fin’s. I move sometimes on my side, belly, back, my other side. Another way is that my tail pushes agents the current.
- 7. Simply Irresistible • Dolphins are very good with people and are very nice to them. I weigh about 19,000 pounds, I stay with my mother between 3-8 years old. Dolphins have a long life spin, some live too a 100 years old.
- 8. Where in the world • My animal is found in the tropical and temperate oceans throughout the world, near by the equator. I sometimes go near by Florida where a lot of people go to visit.
- 9. Did you know • I weigh about 19,000pounds. I stay with my mother between 3-8 years old I live by the equator. I live in the water near the temperate forest.
- 10. Fun Fact! • We are well known for our agility. We get conserve energy by swimming next to ships. Some of us have lived over 100 years old.
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