Mammals: The Importance Of Dolphins In Animals

Dolphins are those beautiful organisms and a friendly that paint a smile on our faces once we look at them. This organism has actions that raised our attention that indicates the intelligence of unfamiliar to non humans. But as far as most of us know the dolphins in its name and its distinctive shape, as far as many of us do not know the truth of these charming objects that you will discover when you read about it, that it is much the strangest and most wonderful than we imagine. Although the dolphins live in the water and are similar to fish, but it is in fact of mammals that give birth and suckles their children, and breathe air just like us because they have a lung not gills like fish. So dolphins are stepping up to the surface from time to time. In the top of her body they have slot that breathe air through it and the air reach the lungs directly. The dolphins can dive under the surface of the water between 15 to 30 minutes before having to get air again. Dolphin is not one species, but there are more than 40 types of dolphins, some of them live in fresh water like river water, and are mostly characterized by slim bodies and their jaws that looks like a bird's beak, and feed on fish and squid. Scientific studies have shown that the dolphin has a communications system does not have the unparalleled living organisms, and through this system dolphins can communicate with each other. Also, scientists have discovered that

Communication between individuals guarantees the survival and development in the life. The behavior of communicating an important basis of the foundations of adaptation and social organization in animals. Communication means that transmission or exchange information between two or more participant. Dolphins are from the most organisms that have the communication in their