They live in salt water like a kind of ocean.

The bottlenose dolphin is closely related to the Indo-Pacific Bottlenose Dolphin and all orcas(whales).

What i think that nosebottled dolphin to defend itself is by biting their enemy and swim away as fast as they can.

On average they live for about 20 years but the maxium is 40-45 years.

Yes you can swim with the dolphins at Discover Cove in Orlando. There are charges and papers to sign but you can swim with them. There are different packages and prices that you can chose from that will make your experience perfect for you.

It needs a lot of food, and if it's a girl dolphin, she would need another girl to be paired with. They also need about 10 feet of water minimum in their tank, but it has to be pretty big long ways. That's all I can think of right now, sorry. Hope this helps though!

a bottle nose dolphin is most active when having social contact with animals

Dolphins function better day and night.Day and night are equal.

they go to the pack leader a group i study the leaders name is dominik and the alpha female is ashely

Yes. All animals which have a spine, or backbone, are classified in the phylum Chordata. There are three subphylums in Chordata: Urochordata (tunicates), Cephalachordata (lancelets), and Vertebrata (vertebrates). Dolphins belong to the phylum Chordata because they are vertebrates.

Bottlenose Dolphins are the most common known dolphins, appearing in many TV shows and movies. The population is not exactly known due to the many different species spanning a large geographic area.

A bottlenose dolphin's skin color is gray to dark gray on its back, fading to white on its lower jaw and belly. This coloration, a type of camouflage known as countershading, may help conceal a dolphin from predators and prey. When viewed from above, a dolphin's dark back surface blends with the dark depths. When seen from below, a dolphin's lighter belly blends with the bright sea surface.

Common dolphins can reach lengths of 7.5 - 8.5 feet (2.3-2.6 m) and weigh as much as 297 lb. (135 kg)

Bottle nose dolphins can swim in shallow water because they can inhale the air humans inhale to. The dolphins can all so dive to under 1000fl to the bottom of the sea

Bottlenose dolphins can swim a maximum of 20 mph, for about 10-20 seconds.

the appearance if a dolphin is a long sleek body, a snout like thing for a mouth (different lengths depend on the species) and a large flat tale.

Bottle nose dolphins are not on the endangered species list. They are actually quite well off, even considered pests in certain areas. However, there are other species of dolphins that are on the endangered species list:

Atlantic Humpbacked Dolphin

Australian Snubfin Dolphin

Chilean Dolphin

Chinese River Dolphin

Chinese White Dolphin

Hector's Dolphin

Indus River Dolphin

Irrawaddy Dolphin (also known as the Snubfin Dolphin, not the same as the first one I listed)

La Plata River Dolphin

Gulf of California Porpoise

None of the above listed are known by the name Bottle Nose Dolphin.

Bottle nosed dolphins are fast swimmers, they have a bottle shaped nose, they can't stop smiling, they breath through a hole on the top of their head. Bottle nosed dolphins, as I've heard, are apparently endangered.

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Dolphins are covered in skin. See link for more.

Yes! By calling 9-1-1 or notifying available lifeguards, the area can be secured for a rescue team which may need additional manpower to assist with the animals' return to sea. They have been known to circle & re-strand themselves! Do NOT under any circumstances try this alone! Off the coast of Chile, Orca have been seen surfing in to the shore to prey on seals. You might look like one to them! This is NOT a drill, people!

Note: this answered the question: "should we be saving whales and dolphins" "yes", without any rationale, and went on to make some points on how to save them. The answer lacks both depth and understanding.

I have saved whales, and cried, exhausted, and felt at the time it was the right thing to do. I am now just starting to have second thoughts. What if they are doing it deliberately, trying to communicate to us a message: 'please stop slaughtering our families and our bravest ones will come to you freely'. If this is a even a possibility, and the level of social intelligence and complexity of these creatures certainly does not exclude it my mind, what does our act of dragging them back out to sea communicate back to them? It is kind of horrifying.

Dolphins are adapted by their small layer of hair in the winter to keep them warm and in the summer they shred their hair. Their diet remains the same the whole time.

because when dolphins are born, on the left side of them they cant see behind them but they can see in front. they just cant see behind them thats why theyre blind. DUH!

The dolphin swims fairly close to the surface as the pod likes to flip and play.they also enjoy midwaters where the eat and swim as well as communicate with ea other. But they can't stay down too long .they need to Surface for a breath!