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- Dolphins swim in pods to provide protection for their young.
- The blowhole on the top of the head allows the dolphin to easily take air and keep swimming
- When dolphins fall asleep half of their brain remains awake.
- Dolphins use echolocation to hear where objects are. They push out a sound and the sound bounces back to the dolphin.
- When dolphins dive they have a slower heart rate because it allows them to conserve oxygen.
- Frogs have webbed feet so that they can swim faster.
- Frogs have muscular legs for leaping far.
- Frogs have toe pads to help them cling to branches and climb things.
- Frogs can camouflage so that they can hide from predators when they sleep.
- Frogs have a flat skull so that they have a flat skull.
- Elongated spine for increased stride length at high speeds.
- Cheetahs have a layer of skin over their claws to climb when they are not catching prey.
- Cheetahs have extra paw pads for extra traction.
- Cheetahs can camouflage themselves so that it is easier for them to get their prey.
- Cheetahs have a long tail for balance.
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