Yes.
the Irrawaddy dolphins heads are round thanks to adaptations made the following million years
because of there fins on there heads
They aren't any relationship between them as sharks eat dolphins.
Dolphins breathe through the 'blow hole' in the top of their heads, surfacing from underwater to blow out the Carbon Dioxide and draw in oxygen.
Yes, dolphins are mammals and have to come up periodically to breathe air.
No their heads get cut off and they dies with alot of blood
they bang there heavy heads on a hard rock or the ground
I have no idea, Mia!! Maybe you should do y\the project yourself!! ~Summer~
Dolphins breath air through their noses, just like other mammals. Their noses are called spouts and are located on top of their heads, so they can breath air while keeping virtually all of their bodies in the water.
Dolphins do not have a traditional neck like land mammals. Instead, their heads are connected directly to their bodies without a distinct neck structure. This anatomical design allows for streamlined movement in water, aiding in their swimming and agility.
They ram their heads into the attacker, this works best in groups when the attacker is confused. Swimming away works too.
Dolphins must look out for two of the seas bigest predators. The orca which is also known as the killer whale and sharks. These animals will try to attack a school of dolphins. Even take one away! The dolphins defend themselves by ramming their heads into the gills of a shark or circling an orca til it gets dizzy and swims away.