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Bottlenose Dolphins 

Bottlenose dolphins need to breathe air 

every seven minutes!

Bottlenose dolphins use the blowhole at 

the top of their head to breathe air.

A baby dolphin is called a calf. The calf stays 

with its mother for three to six years.

The triangle shaped fin on the dolphin's back 

is called the dorsal fin.

Bottlenose dolphin's eat other small fish, as 

well as shrimp and squid.

Female dolphins weigh half as much as 

male dolphins.

Dolphins travel in groups called schools.

Bottlenose dolphins have very good hearing. 

They can hear better than humans!

Dolphins also have bigger brains than 

humans! They are very intelligent.

Dolphins love to jump above the water!

The killer whale is also a type of dolphin!

Bottlenose dolphins can live up to fifty years!

A dolphins big forehead is called a melon.

Dolphins talk to each other by making 

whistling noises.

Bottlenose dolphins live in the ocean.

The fins underneath the dolphin are called 

pectoral fins.

Dolphin skin can heal very quickly.

When dolphins sleep half of their brain rests 

while the other half stays alert.

Most bottlenose dolphins can swim up to 20 

miles an hour.

Bottlenose dolphins are great at doing 

tricks!

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