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By Adria Bitterman The dolphins lives in the ocean. The dolphins swim in circle if another dolphin is having a baby to protect the baby and its mother.

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3 The dolphins lives in the ocean. The dolphins swim in circle if another dolphin is having a baby to protect the baby and its mother. The baby dolphins are really small and cute. The mom and dad are long enough to hold a person.

4 *Dolphins do not like Moray Eels. *Dolphins do like Starfish. *Dolphins eat plants and sometimes eat small fish. *This is the dolphins neighbors.

5 Dolphins can be ether a predator or a prey. Sharks try to eat dolphins. Dolphins eat small fish [sometimes.] They also eat plants.

6 Dolphins are nice if you are nice to them. Most people are nice to dolphins. Did you know that by polluting water you are being mean to dolphins?

7 Dolphins can have any color of eyes. Dolphins have fins. Dolphins have lungs, and gills.

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