Photos Courtesy of Hong Kong Dolphinwatch Diet fish Birth 1 meter; 25 kg Socialization associates with botlenoseand long-snoued spinner dolphins; difficult to approach; avoid boats How they look robust body, elongated hump on back, small fin sits on hump, long, slender beak, flukes raised on diving Size 2 to 2.8 meters; 150 to 200 kg Where they live southeastern Asia, eastern Africa; many off the coast of Hong Kong How many dolphins in a pod group size, 1-25 Threats people Latin Names Sausa chinensis Interesting facts A Humpback Dolphin's fatty hump begins to grow as it gets older. Dolphins living west of Indonesia have very distinguishable humps; dolphins in the east have no humps. They sometimes lie on their sides and wave their flippers.

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With Prominent Beaks	Without Prominent Beaks
Tucuxi Dolphin	Commersons Dolphin
Short-snouted Spinner Dolphin	Hector's Dolphin
Long-snouted Spinner Dolphin	Heaviside's Dolphin
Atlantic Hump-backed Dolphin	Black Dolphin
Pantropical Spotted Dolphin	Hourglass Dolphin
Atlantic Spotted Dolphin	Dusky Dolphin
Southern Rightwhale Dolphin	Peale's Dolphin
Common Dolphin	White-Beaked Dolphin
Striped Dolphin	Pacific White-sided Dolphin
Rough-toothed Dolphin	Atlantic White-sided Dolphin
Indo-pacific Hump-backed Dolphin	Fraser's Dolphin
Northern Rightwhale Dolphin	Irrawaddy Dolphin
Bottlenose Dolphin	Risso's Dolphin