Dolphins live in tropical waters between 45 degrees north and south of the equator. They have a diet consisting of fish, squid, crustaceans and shrimp, eating around 4-5% of their body weight daily. Dolphins are 20 feet long and weigh 440 pounds on average. Females give birth after a 12 month pregnancy, usually to one calf every two years. Newborn calves weigh around 44 pounds and are 42-52 inches long. Dolphins display special behaviors like swimming up to 40 km/hr, diving to depths of 500 meters, using echolocation to find food, and jumping heights of 16 feet.

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2. Link
 Scientific name of animal
 Dolphin: habitat Map.
 Diet
 Physical description
 Breeding
 Special Behavior
 Wired infoSlide 10
 conclusion

3. Scientific Name of Animal
 Dolphin: Delphinidae Delphic

4. Dolphin: habitat Map.
 Dolphin live in tropical water. 45 degrees from the
northern and southern poles.

5. Diet
 Diet: fish, squid, crustaceans and shrimp.
 An adult bottlenose eats 4% to 5%.
 A bottlenose mother will eat about 8% of her body
weight.

6. Physical Description
 Length 20ft long
 Weight 440 lbs

7. Breeding
 Pregnancy takes 12 month
 Have babies about every two years
 Babies called calf's born in water
 Babies weigh 44 pounds at birth
 Length 42 to 52 inches
 Have one babes at a time

8. Special Behavior
 Swim as fast as 40km/hr
 Dive 500 meters
 Use echolocation to find food
 Jump 16ft

9. Wired info
 bubble ring with its blow whole

10. conclusion