Diet Fish
Birth 1 m.
Young about 39 in (1 m )
Socialization associates with bottlenose dolphins; difficult to approach; slow swimmers; chase each other
How they look robust body, elongated hump on back, small fin sits on hump, long, slender beak, beak exposed on sufacing,
Size 2 to 2.25 meters; 220-300lbs.
Where they live inshore along the coast of West Africa
How many dolphins in a pod group size, 1-25; usually in small groups
Threats people
Latin Name Sousa teuszil
Interesting Facts back strongly arched on diving
 

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