dolphins


 * bot**|**tle**|**nose** «BOT uhl NOHZ », //noun.//

//a dolphin or whale with a bottle-shaped nose.// //Dolphins are water animals. Dolphins are in the zoo some times.// "Dolphins." World Book On Line Reference Center. 6 Mar 2009< //http://www.worldbookonline.com/wb/dict?lu=%20bottlenose#ent_014717>// media type="file" key="dol.mov" width="324" height="156" Dolphin, //«DOL fuhn»,// is the name of a group of sea animals closely in family to whales and porpoises. Like whales and porpoises, dolphins are mammals, are a warm blooded animal not fish. Mammals, unlike fish, feed their young with milk that is born alive not in a egg in the mother's body. Also unlike fish, dolphins have lungs and are //warm-blooded//—that is, their usual body temperature always stays about the same, does not change with the temperature where they are. Many people believe that dolphins are among the most smartest animals, along with chimpanzees and dogs. __World Book Online Reference Center__. 2009. ] 6 March 2009  Click on the icon to watch a movie.