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 Dolphin's Habitat

 Dolphin's Habitat. Dolphins live in harbors, bays, lagoons, gulfs and tributaries. They do migrate if the water gets cold enough. Also they may migrate if the fish supply and feeding habits change. Some like cold and deeper water than others . What dolphin eats.

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 Dolphin's Habitat

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  1.  Dolphin's Habitat Dolphins live in harbors, bays, lagoons, gulfs and tributaries. They do migrate if the water gets cold enough. Also they may migrate if the fish supply and feeding habits change. Some like cold and deeper water than others.

  2. What dolphin eats Dolphins eat mainly small fish and occasionally squid, crabs, shrimp, among other small animals. They have teeth but they do not chew their food. Usually a group of dolphins surround the school to keep the fish together and then they take turns to eat. Dolphin Feeding

  3. Dolphin’s species There is some debate over how many different species of dolphins there really are. Some say there are 32 different species, while some say that there actually 33. Dolphins Species

  4. Which group dolphin belong to All dolphins belong to the cetacean family. This order includes whales, dolphins, and porpoises.The Cetacean order is broken down into sub-orders. In other words, the entire cetacean family is broken down into smaller families.

  5. Dolphin’s predators Dolphins don’t worry a lot about being eaten. In general, their only real predator is the shark, and even then only the larger species of sharks dare to attack dolphins. Dolphins have evolved over the millennia to be pretty tough, so in general even most sharks stay away from them.

  6. Website http://www.dolphins-world.com/ Bottlenose Dolphin: Photos, Video, Facts, E-card, Map -- National Geographic Kids

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