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Bottlenose Dolphins Are Motivating Animals
Bottlenose Dolphins are captivating animals. From where they live to how they move, bottlenose dolphins are amazing animals.
Bottlenose dolphins can live in a couple of different climates. The animals are normally found about twenty miles from shore. They can and will live in tropical and temperate waters. Bottlenose dolphins can not live in water that is forty-five degrees or lower. The animals can be found in the Atlantic, southwestern India, Baltic, Mediterranean, and Black Sea. They can also be found in the pacific, northern Japan, Southern California, Australia, and Chile.
Bottlenose dolphin have something could a fluke that moves then in the water. The dolphins arch their backs and uses there flukes. When they use their flukes they create

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