Dive into Dolphin Life!

Bottlenose Dolphins

Bottlenose Dolphins are the most common type of dolphin in captivity.This dolphin has dark gray near its dorsal fin, light gray on its sides, and is almost white on its belly.

Click on the little blue dolphin in the corner to find out how long a bottlenose dolphin can hold its breath!

Atlantic Spotted DolphinSpotted dolphins mate year round.Spotted dolphins live up to 46 years.

4. Squid are closely related to the octopus.TRUEFALSEChoose the best answerBottlenose Dolphins ContinuedBottlenose dolphins nurse their calves with milk from mammary glands of the mothers.Bottlenose Dolphins can stay under water for up to 20 minutes!

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Click the dolphins to begin!Atlantic Spotted Dolphins ContinuedSpotted dolphins can weigh up to 250 pounds at adulthood.Spotted dolphins are born without spots, as they grow spots start to cover their bodies.

Back to main menu! 7. Dolphins can hold their breath up to how long underwater?

Up to 5 minutesUp to 20 minutesUp to 45 minutesChoose the answer you think is correct by clicking the dolphin to the left of the answer you have chosen.