why do dolphins come to the surface of water to breath?
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Dolphins are mammals that live underwater; instead of gills, they have lungs, which means that they must come to the surface for air. To breathe, a dolphin uses a hole in the top of its head called a blowhole; it first expels water to clear the hole, then takes a breath.
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Explanation: Dolphins are mammals that live underwater; instead of gills, they have lungs, which means that they must come to the surface for air. To breathe, a dolphin uses a hole in the top of its head called a blowhole; it first expels water to clear the hole, then takes a breath.
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