Dolphins have smooth skin that feels like rubber. Because their skin is slippery, water flows easily around it. To keep their skin smooth, dolphins shed it constantly. Dolphins have a special layer of fat under their skin called blubber. Blubber acts like a winter coat and keeps dolphins warm in cold water. Dolphins that live in the cold water often have a thicker layer of blubber than those that live in warmer waters. Blubber is also light and helps keep dolphins from sinking while they swim a little bit like an inner tube.
Yes. Skin is the outer protective layer of an organism, and all animals have some form of skin.
Mammals have fur, hair or body skin. They also give live birth. mammals are the only living creature that let baby's suck on their milk.
technecley no dolphins dont have bladders at all they just go and pee by them selfs like that.
Pink Dolphins, like all Dolphins, are carnivores. They eat mainly fish and crustaceans.
yes ,like other mammals it does
Dolphins use a variety of non-living things including the sand and coral for scratching their skin and the shoreline for pushing prey into the shallows to make them easier to capture. Dolphins use a variety of living fish as food sources.
no dolphins are mammals and there younge dont hach from a egg like us humans they give birth
A dolphin's skin feels rubbery and is easily broke just like a humans.
Dolphins do not have skin like we do, they have blubber like seals and whales. it is x20 thicker than land mammals and is made up of many small folds, which reduces water turbulance (resistance), which allows them to glide through the water easily.
No they do not. Their skin is very smooth.
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it is gray
Dolphins have blubber under their skin, that helps hold in their body heat.
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they have blubber under their skin they have blubber under their skin
Really sensitive skin that is really rubbery and smooth.
Yes, all cetaceans (dolphins, whales and porpoises) have skin :)