Are dolphin packs like wolf packs? Do they have a leader?
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Dolphins live in a tribe.There can be up to 150 dolphins in each tribe.The mother is the centre of the family.\n\nWhen hunting they use a method called "Kettle technique".\nThey manage to gather the fish together into a ball shape by letting out piercing cries and by surrounding them with bubbles. In this way it is very easy to catch them.\n\norcas work in co-operation with one another, swimming in unison to create a wave pattern in an attempt to knock the seals off of the ice. This clever hunting technique quickly and efficiently could provide dinner for a pod of orcas.\n\nI once read about a incident where the orcas followed a young blue whale and its mother for 4 days and when it got exhausted they had eaten it.The mother was too big for them and they could possibly not harm it.
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A baby dolphin is called a calf. They will drink milk from their mothers, and then eventually become carnivores when they are old enough.
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In addition to the answer that Sherasi gave, this web site contains information on a few other types of wolves around the globe.\n\nhttp://www.cosmosmith.com/wolfpage.html
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People like dolphins because they are extremely intelligent and also they are able to harm the much hated shark. The noises they make are both high pitched and somehow friendly/playful. Because they interact with humans in a playful manner, it is easy for most people to grow attached to the sweet looking creatures.
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What is the difference between a dolphin and a porpoise? I heard this question asked, on Johnny Carson. And, Johnny decided that a dolphin was a mammal, and a porpoise was a fish. Wrong. They are both mammals, and are very closely related. The porpoises have a rounded head, while the dolphins have a protruding snout. They are smaller members of the toothed whale family, to which killer whales and sperm whales belong.\n\nTo complicate things, there are a couple of fish which are also called dolphins. I assume that these are sometimes called "dolphin fish" to avoid confusion. But, the well-known dolphins are those cute mammals, like Flipper (who is a bottle-nosed dolphin).\n\nMammals have hair, breath air, give birth to live babies (platypuses and echidnas lay eggs), and feed milk to their young. Whales breath air (they can hold their breaths for long times), give birth to live babies, and feed milk to their young. Where is their hair? Evidently, they have a small amount of hair around their blow-holes, those holes, in the top of their heads, that they breath through.\n\nThe toothed whales are among the most intelligent of all animals. The killer whale (orca) apparently has a brain mass to body mass ratio (a rough measure of intelligence) which is greater than that of humans. Incidentally, while toothed whales are predators, there is no record of any killer whale ever having killed a human being.
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The dolphin's life can be, at times, very confusing. To make this easier to understand, we have made a cycle showing you the dolphins life. Like humans, dolphins are mammals. They give birth to live young. The only mammal that doesn't give birth to live young is the Platypus. Dolphinsare considered as one of the smartest animals in the world!  There life starts out when there babies, and when they grow older they choose which direction that their going to take. Most babies will stay with the pack that their mothers are in. When they are adults, they will find a mate. During the mating season, reproduction will occur.
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http://www.southwest.com.au/~kirbyhs/\nhttp://library.thinkquest.org/3935/DOLPHINS.HTM\nhttp://www.google.ca/search?hl=en&q=types+of+dolphins&meta=\nhttp://www.crystalinks.com/dolphin.html\nhttp://www.worldscreatures.com/water-species/dolphins/
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lions and tigers are one i know of. aka ligers/tygons. i believe wolves/dogs can be too. i would assume that there could be a lot more possibilities as long as they are in the same family of animal.
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It depends on the kind of dolphin you're talking about. \n\nThe most commonly thought-of kinds of dolphins, which look a lot like porpoises, are air-breathing mammals. They are typically 5 to 8 feet long.\n\nBut there is also a dolphin fish, also called a pompano or mahi-mahi, which is a true fish and not a mammal.  Dolphin fish are brightly colored, have large heads, and are typically two to three feet long. These are the kind of dolphins seen on the insignia of US Navy submariners.
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whatt mahi mahi? a dolphin?
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Dolphins are most active when the herd is threatened. They will form a defensive line from attackers.
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Depends on the other species. They're waring/fighting cousins, with the whale, so they never get along with whales. they don't mind helpiing people, unless people have dolphin or tuna on their breath.  I advise you to research dolphins at the public libary.
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yes they are aroused, but not by the same things as us. Yes they have the same mechanical processes as we do for an orgasm.  Although I'm sure they don't have the emotional hangups that we do.  And dolphins aren't the only other animals that have sex for recreation.  There is a primate called the Bonobo that pretty much has sex all the time. Male-female, same sex, masturbation....whatever, they don't care.
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According to Wikipedia the Killer Whale is the largest member of the oceanic dolphin family.  It also states they are not whales.
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What do you call a guy cougar... A wolf? Normal? I think I'm becoming one of those.
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Dolphins are mammals just like us, and so like us they also sexually reproduce.  The male dolphin inserts his penis into the female dolphins vagina where he releases his sperm and so fertilizes the egg.  They kind of float/swim belly to belly.  Their genitals are located on the underside somewhere near the tail.
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No.  The marsupial wolf lived in Australia and\nTasmania (it is presumably extinct).  Marsupials\ndidn't spread as far as Borneo, so could not have\nbeen ancestors of any animal in Borneo.  The\nmarsupial wolf was carnivorous, but did not belong\nto the mammal group called Carnivora, which were\nnot marsupials.