Spotted-beaked dolphin, also known as black and white humpback dolphin and panda dolphin, is a mammal of the cetacean family. It is found off the coast of South America.
It is 1.2-1.8 meters long and weighs 30-50 kg. The pattern of the body is very similar to that of a panda, the head is black, and the dorsal fin is black between the dorsal fin and the caudal fin, and the two black intervals are white
Ratio of spotted beaked dolphins to humans.
It prefers shallow sea environments and inhabits ports, bays and estuaries along the coastline.
Usually 1-3 heads are in a group, but there are also groups of more than 100 heads, and the size of the group is controlled by the dominant male dolphin.
They can handle all types of waves, and can use a variety of water jumping techniques, such as vertical jumping, backstroke on the lower abdomen, and rotating in the water with the body as the vertical axis.