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Most dolphins live in the shallow waters of the ocean, both tropical and mild waters. Specifically one of the best-known species, the bottlenose dolphin lives in every ocean of the world except the Arctic and the Antarctic oceans. The Atlantic spotted dolphin, lives all over the tropical and temperate areas of the Atlantic Ocean avoiding the Artic and Antartic areas. The Pink Dolphin lives in the Amazon river.

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The food that dolphins eat is different for each species.
While some dolphins eat fish, others eat squids, crabs, lobsters, crayfish, and shrimp. Larger dolphins like killer whales, eat marine mammals like seals or sea lions and sometimes even turtles. On average, a dolphin will eat between 10 Kg to 25 Kg of fish every day.

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The Maui dolphin is the smallest species of dolphins at 4 feet long and weighs about 90 lbs. The largest dolphin species is the orca or the killer whale at 25 feet in length and weighs 19,000

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The life span of a dolphin ranges from 29 to 60 depending on the specie of dolphin. The Killer whale can live up to 29 years. The lifespan of a Striped dolphin is 55 to 60 years. The life span of a Short-finned pilot whale is 45 years. The Pantropical spotted dolphin can live up to 40 years.

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Here's What We Know About Dolphin Intelligence | National Geographic