High Five Facts - Dolphins

The video explores fascinating facts about dolphins, including their youthful appearance and long lifespan, which can reach up to 70 years. It highlights their exceptional hearing, which is ten times better than humans, and their ability to move their eyes independently. Dolphins can hold their breath for up to 30 minutes and swim at speeds of 25 mph, though they have a poor sense of smell. Their unique sleep pattern allows one half of their brain to rest while the other remains alert, preventing drowning. Dolphins are intelligent and kind, often helping injured peers, whales, and even humans.

How long can some species of dolphins live?

• Up to 30 years

• Up to 50 years

• Up to 70 years

• Up to 90 years

What is unique about a dolphin's hearing ability?

• It is 5 times better than humans

• It is 10 times better than humans

• It is the same as humans

• It is worse than humans

How fast can dolphins swim if they choose to?

• 15 mph

• 20 mph

• 25 mph

• 30 mph

How do dolphins manage to sleep without drowning?

• They sleep with one eye open

• They sleep with both halves of their brain

• They let half of their brain sleep at a time

• They don't sleep at all

What is a notable trait of dolphins related to their intelligence?

• They can use tools

• They can mimic human speech

• They often help other animals and humans

• They can solve complex puzzles