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Dolphins are mammals just like   humans and have 

many of the same traits, which include:

Warm-blooded: dolphins maintain a constant body 

temperature.

Possess hair: dolphins have a few hairs on their 

snout that they lose soon after birth.

Nurse their young: dolphins have fat-rich milk, 

which helps their babies gain weight quickly.

Give birth: dolphin babies   are born in the water.

Dolphins Body Parts

Dolphins are designed to live in   the 

water. They have a fin on top of their 

back called the dorsal fin. 

This fin helps them remain straight and 

upright in the water when they swim.

The pectoral flippers on the sides of 

their bodies help them to steer and stop 

while they are swimming. 

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