A species of dolphin that hunts prey living 600 metres below the surface spins its body as it dives so it can drill down through the water rapidly.
This species has the lowest teeth count of all dolphins
Dolphins typically have between 100 and 200 identical teeth. Their teeth are typically shaped like cones to grab, grip, and secure prey before swallowing it whole. One dolphin species has a remarkably low number of teeth: 14 teeth maximum! This species is the Risso’s dolphin. >> read more …