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Unlike
fish, Dolphins are mammals and use lungs to breath instead
of gills. Like other mammals they give birth as opposed
to laying eggs but unlike other mammels they do not
have hair on their bodies. They don't have body hair
because they need to swim as fast as they can to catch
fish, their main source of food. They also need to be
able to evade their predetors, like the evil sharks
found in the ocean. Dolphins also eat squid. The name
Dolphin refers to the species that have a beaklike snout
and slender, streamlined body, which has developed over
millions of years through evolution to enable them to
swim at high speeds. Unlike our skin, the Dolphins'
skin made of live cells, unlike our dead skin and because
of this they have no protection from bumps or bruises.
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