Dolphin Facts for Kids

The video provides fascinating facts about dolphins, highlighting their youthful appearance, long lifespan, and the impact of captivity. It explores their exceptional hearing and vision, including the ability to move eyes independently. Dolphins can hold their breath for 30 minutes and swim at 25 mph, but have a poor sense of smell. Their unique sleep pattern allows half of their brain to rest while staying alert to predators. Dolphins are intelligent and kind, often helping injured peers, whales, and even humans.

What is the maximum lifespan of some dolphin species?

What unique ability do dolphins have regarding their eyes?

What is one of the limitations of dolphins compared to humans?

How do dolphins sleep without drowning?

In what way do dolphins demonstrate kindness?