bottlenose
bottlenose — noun
1. a type of dolphin that lives in warm or mild ocean waters, known for its short,
a type of dolphin that lives in warm or mild ocean waters, known for its short, thick snout that looks like the neck of a bottle
The children watched bottlenose dolphins jump through hoops at the aquarium.
watch + bottlenose dolphins + at [place]
Wei and his sister saw a pod of bottlenose dolphins near the coast of Florida.
collocation: pod of bottlenose dolphins
Mira the bottlenose dolphin lifted her short, gray snout above the water and chirped.
Tariro's favourite sea creature is the bottlenose dolphin because it always looks friendly.
A bottlenose dolphin can hold its breath for over ten minutes when diving for fish.
- dolphin
broader term; refers to any member of the Delphinidae family, not just the bottlenose species
- common bottlenose dolphin
formal scientific name for the species Tursiops truncatus
- Tursiops truncatus
Latin scientific name used in biology and conservation contexts