The document discusses dolphins, noting that they live in the Mediterranean Sea, have brains similar to humans, weigh 110 kilos and are 1.2 meters long. It states there are 40 species remaining today and lists dangers dolphins face such as getting caught in fishermen's nets, being killed for food, and environmental pollution. The document also provides details on dolphin diets, birthing cycles and parenting. It concludes by suggesting ways to help dolphins such as reducing pollution and informing people about their endangerment.

1. ΑΛΙΣΙΑ,ΡΑΦΑΕΛΑ,
ΔΕΣΠΟΙΝΑ,ΛΑΟΥΡΑ

2. The Dolphin lives in the
Mediterranean sea.

3. The Dolphin’s brain looks like
the peoples brain.
It weighs 110 kilos and is 1,20 metres long

4. There are 40 species left today.

5. What are the dangers the Dolphins face?
The fishermen catch the Dolphins in the nets.
The people kill Dolphins because they want
them for food.
The people pollute the environment.

6. The Dolphin eats smallfish.
It lays one baby every 1-2
years. The baby drinks milk
and stays with mother until it
becomes 4 years old.

7. What can we do to help?
• We mustn’t pollute the environment and
ships mustn’t throw oil in the sea.
• We must inform the people about the
dangers.