Dolphin Characteristics and Behavior

This video explores the fascinating world of dolphins, highlighting their classification as aquatic mammals. It explains why dolphins are mammals, focusing on their need to breathe air, milk production, and warm-blooded nature. The video also covers dolphins' diet, social structures, and unique naming conventions. Additionally, it emphasizes dolphins' intelligence and empathetic abilities, making them remarkable creatures.

What type of animals are dolphins classified as?

• Mammals

• Birds

• Reptiles

• Fish

Why do dolphins need to come to the surface of the water?

• To play

• To breathe air

• To avoid predators

• To catch fish

What is one reason dolphins are considered mammals?

• They are cold-blooded

• They produce milk for their young

• They have scales

• They lay eggs

How do dolphins get the water they need?

• By drinking seawater

• From the fish they eat

• By absorbing it through their skin

• From rainwater

What is a group of dolphins called?

• A herd

• A flock

• A pod

• A pack

What are male dolphins called?

• Boars

• Rams

• Stallions

• Bulls

What are young dolphins called?

• Pups

• Calves

• Kits

• Fawns

What is a notable feature of dolphin intelligence?

• They can fly

• They can hibernate

• They can mimic speech patterns

• They can change colors

What does it mean when we say dolphins can empathize?

• They can understand and share feelings

• They can live on land

• They can change their body temperature

• They can swim fast

Why are dolphins considered cute and amazing?

• Because they are noisy

• Because they are smart, sweet, and empathetic

• Because they are large

• Because they are colorful