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Is dolphin viviparous or oviparous?

Published: 2024-11-05 Author: mysheen
Last Updated: 2024/11/05, Dolphins are viviparous animals, widely live in the shallow sea near the continental shelf, occasionally seen in fresh water. Feed mainly on fish and molluscs. Newborn dolphins suck milk from the nipples on both sides of the female's reproductive pores. When breastfeeding, the female dolphin always cocks up her belly.

Dolphins are viviparous animals, widely live in the shallow sea near the continental shelf, occasionally seen in fresh water. Feed mainly on fish and molluscs. Newborn dolphins suck milk from the nipples on both sides of the female's reproductive pores. When breastfeeding, the female dolphin always tilts up her abdomen to put the nipple close to the cub's mouth, relying on the tube formed by the puppy's tongue and the female dolphin's nipple to shoot milk into the cub's mouth, and the nipples on both sides are fed alternately.

What do dolphins eat to grow up?

Dolphins feed mainly on fish and squid, and killer whales also prey on mammals (such as whales and flippers) as well as birds and large fish. Like other toothed whales, dolphins rely on echolocation for prey and can even stun their prey with loud blows. Some dolphins are highly social species that live in large groups (sometimes more than 100000 individuals) and exhibit many interesting collective behaviors. There are many ways for members of the group to cooperate. One example is that dolphins in the group sometimes attack sharks, killing them through impact, and members also cooperate to save injured or sick individuals.

The above is the introduction of whether dolphins are viviparous or egg-laying animals. I hope it will be helpful to everyone.

 
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