1. Bottlenose Dolphins By: Brendall O’Banon

2. Learned Behaviors Learns how squeak, whistle, and click Play with humans

3. Inherited behaviors 10 -14 feet long 400- 1000 pounds No hair Smooth Feels like rubber when you touch it

4. Adaptations Dark gray skin Bottle type nose Thick tail Can swim up to 10 miles per hour Nose is 3 in. long

5. Behavior adaptations Can jump 10 feet in the air 12 dolphins in a pod Hits predator with nose and tail

6. Ecosystem and Climate Pacific Ocean Near Australia, Northern Japan, Chile, and Southern California 50*F – 90*F Wet Warm

7. Diet Eats Squid, Fish, Shrimp, and Krill Carnivore Tiger Shark, Dusky Shark, and Killer Whale eat it. It is a predator and prey

8. Facts Sometimes it will hit the fish with its tail and kill it Eats 10 – 40 pounds of food per day 80 – 100 teeth

9. Interesting Facts Herding :To get food the pod will circle around a school of fish and take turns eating the fish Corraling : The pod will chase a school of fish to the shore line and trap the fish and take turns eating them. Male : Bulls Female : Cows Young : Calves

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