!!Dolphin!!


HI THERE,

 How quick we poss the fourth blog...Ok, Let's welcome the SWEETY!!! Dolphin!!!







Some introduce of the lovely:

Dolphins belong to mammalia, cetacean, toothed cetaceans, dolphin family, commonly known as dolphins, a total of nearly 62 species, distributed in the world's oceans. The body length is 1.2 to 4.2 meters and weighs 23~225 kilograms.





Dolphins like to live in groups, few and several hundred in number. Dolphins are brilliant and intelligent sea mammals.





!!!WHAT 'S THE AMAZING FACTS!!!!

  • Dolphins' brains are the most advanced animals except human beings. The human brain accounts for 2.1 per cent of his body weight, and the dolphin brain accounts for 1.7 per cent of his body weight. The dolphin's brain is made up of two completely separated parts, one part of which works and the other part is fully rested so that it can remain awake for life.


  • Dolphins are intelligent and brilliant animals. They do not run away from people like timid animals in the forest. They do not dance when they meet people like wild animals in the mountains and forests.

Reference List:
https://www.dolphins-world.com/humans-and-dolphins/
https://southernstardolphincruise.com/interesting-facts-about-the-dolphin/




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