This document provides information about bottlenose dolphins, including their scientific name, habitat, diet, physical description, breeding habits, and some unique facts. It notes that bottlenose dolphins live in temperate and tropical waters, eat fish, squid, and crustaceans, become sexually mature between ages 5 to 12, and can nurse their calves with milk. The document also shares that bottlenose dolphins can swim up to 260 meters below the surface and stay under water for up to 15 minutes.

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2.  Scientific Name
 Habitat Map
 Diet/Eating Habits
 Physical Description
 Breeding Information
 Unique Information
 Weird Information
 Video
 Conclusion

3.  Tursiops truncatus
 Its name comes from its short
rounded snout or "beak" which
resembles a bottle.

4. • Bottlenose Dolphins can
live in temperate and
tropical waters.

5.  Fish
 Squid
 Crustaceans
 Sometimes deep sea fish

6.  Average 6.6–12.8 ft. Average weight is
331.5–442 lb.
 Coastal dolphins an average 8.2–8.9 ft. and
weigh between 419–573 lb.
 Large dolphins in the Pacific may be 12 ft.
and weigh 1,000 lb.

7.  Bottlenose dolphins become sexually mature
between 5 and 12 years of age.
 Bottlenose dolphins may breed throughout
the year.
 Have multiple mates in a given reproductive
season.
 Engage in head-butting & tooth-scratching.

8.  Bottlenose dolphins nurse their calves with
milk.
 Bottlenose Dolphins can swim up to 260 m.
below the surface of the ocean.
 Bottlenose Dolphins can stay up to 15
minutes under water.

9.  Dolphins are known to have a special
connection with man.
 Dolphins can swim and sleep at the same
time.
 Dolphins are capable of imitation and
memorization.

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