Biology, asked by Anonymous, 2 months ago

How do dolphins find their way around?​

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Answered by anushkasenfanclub
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The answer is that they use echolocation to identify directions, detect water depth, and find fish as well as crustaceans. Studies have shown that even when the eyes of the dolphins are covered and the water is cloudy, they can still quickly and accurately locate their targets.

Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

  • Dolphins make clicking sounds that travel through the water. These sounds send back echoes when they hit an animal or an object. These echoes tell the dolphins the size, shape, speed, distance and location ( position) of the animal or object.

  • Dolphins have excellent eye sight and hearing.
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