Dolphin Jumping Out The Water

How Do Dolphins Jump Out of the Water?
Dolphins jump out of the water, and for them to do this, they need to be swimming at a swift pace. They push themselves and up through the surface of the water at high velocity. Dolphins get to the speed they require by swimming down below the surface and then swimming upwards from a distance.

After reaching the surface, they can break through, leaping through the air. Dolphins are mammals, and they breathe with their lungs as we do. Dolphins do not have gills like fish.

Dolphins need to breathe oxygen from the air but also remain in the water. Jumping out of the water allows the dolphin to remain wet while also taking in oxygen.