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How Do Dolphins Mate? | Scientific Approach

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Do you know how dolphins mate to reproduce themselves? Read this article to learn more about those curious creatures and their behavior.

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1 How Does Reproduction in Dolphins Work?
1.1 Male and Female… How to distinguish?
1.2 Couples for Life?
1.3 Sexual Maturity
1.4 Many Male Dolphins Are Bisexual?
1.5 Engage in Courtship
1.6 And… How do dolphins mate?
2 Pregnancy
2.1 Duration and Development
2.2 Birth
2.3 Nursing
3 What About the Baby Dolphins?
3.1 How to Recognize a Newborn
3.2 Behavior and Development
3.3 Family Structure
4 References

How Does Reproduction in Dolphins Work?

Male and Female… How to distinguish?

Dolphins’ reproductive organs are located inside the body, with genital slits on the ventral (belly) side.

  • Males have two slits, one for the penis and one further behind for the anus. 
  • While Females have one genital slit, housing the vagina and the anus, with a mammary slit on either side.
Anatomy in male and female dolphins (www.mmapl.ucsc.edu)

Couples for Life?

Noooo! Dolphins are polygamous, meaning they have more than one mate. Plus, there is no actual mating season for dolphins, so they can mate year-round. However, ninety percent of their mating activity is foreplay. On the other hand, intercourse only takes seconds (Wells et al.,1999).

Sexual Maturity

The age of sexual maturity varies by species and gender, but, in general, males reach sexual maturity between 8 and 14 years of age. Females become sexually mature a little earlier, around 5 to 13 years of age (Orbach, D. et al., 2019).

Male dolphins often appear to coerce females into sex.

So, it can be difficult to tell what a female really wants in a mating situation (Scott et al., 2005).  Sometimes, on our tours, we can see many males harassing a single female.

David Rodrigues | Common dolphins underwater
David Rodrigues | Common dolphins underwater

Many Male Dolphins Are Bisexual?

Upon reaching sexual maturity, males form a group of young males where there is a lot of homosexual activity. Some even say they can establish couples for life. For bottlenose dolphins, we can say that they have periods of bisexuality combined with periods of exclusive homosexuality. From the age of 20-25, they become robust mating partners for reproduction. (Byne, 2000).

Engage in Courtship

Typically, males have to catch the attention of females in various ways. So they put on an acrobatic show, fight with other males, and show their strength and dexterity. Some studies also note that males sometimes arrange “gifts” for females.

And… How do dolphins mate?

Álvaro Palácios | Bottlenose dolphin in São Miguel island
Álvaro Palácios | Bottlenose dolphin in São Miguel island

Dolphins do not have a breeding season; reproduction occurs year-round. To reproduce, dolphins must contact the belly to fit their genitals.

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Pregnancy

Duration and Development

Depending on the species, dolphins are pregnant between nine and seventeen months. For instance, orcas’ gestation is around seventeen months. Can you imagine?

Birth

When it comes time to give birth, females tend to band together to help the mother give birth. In other species, the mother tends to isolate herself to give her offspring a calmer, more relaxed environment.

Calves are usually born tail first and the umbilical cord breaks during delivery.

Nursing

Dolphins with calves produce milk in their mammary glands. The milk is very high in fat and contains colostrum. Colostrum provides antibodies that help protect the calf against infection during the critical first months of life (Eichelberger, L. et al., 1940).

David Rodrigues | A baby and an adult Risso's dolphins swimming together
David Rodrigues | A baby and an adult Risso’s dolphins swimming together
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What About the Baby Dolphins?

How to Recognize a Newborn

We can get a rough idea of a baby’s age by looking at the dorsal fin and the fluke. Indeed, it is thought that the dorsal fin stiffens within a few hours. The tail flukes seem to take a bit longer. Furthermore, when babies are born, they have lighter-colored bands spanning their midsections. These are called fetal bands and are caused by being scrunched up in the mother’s womb. These bands will slough off after multiple weeks (Wells 1999).

Behavior and Development

A baby dolphin swims in a position next to its mother called the echelon position. The baby swims in this position to catch mom’s slipstream, reducing the calf’s work to keep up with its mother. They nurse, on average, a minimum of one or two years but have been observed nursing up to four and a half years (Wells 1999).

Babies are entirely dependent on females for more than 2 years (depending on the species) for breastfeeding. Then, the calves stay close to their mothers for around 5/6 years.

Normally, females give birth to just one baby each time every 3/5 years.

David Rodrigues | Spotted dolphins in São Miguel island during our whale and dolphin watching trips
David Rodrigues | Spotted dolphins in São Miguel island during our whale and dolphin watching trips

Family Structure

Females never leave groups, thus creating families with several generations of females. Males, on the other hand, when they reach sexual maturity, leave the groups and create a group of young males. Only when they reach the age to reproduce do they join females from other groups, so that there is no crossbreeding within the same family.

Related articles: Are Dolphins Endangered? | Pink Dolphins | Dolphins Eat Tuna? | Dolphins Smell | Do Whales & Dolphins Lay Eggs?

References

  • Byne, W. (2000). Biological Exuberance: Animal Homosexuality and Natural Diversity. JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 283(16), 2170–2170.
  • Orbach, Dara & Rattan, Shruti & Hogan, M. & Crosby, Alfred & Brennan, Patricia. (2019). Biomechanical Properties of Female Dolphin Reproductive Tissue. Acta Biomaterialia. 86.
  • Scott, Erin & Mann, Janet & Watson-Capps, Jana & Sargeant, Brooke & Connor, Richard. (2005). Aggression in bottlenose dolphins: Evidence for sexual coercion, male-male competition, and female tolerance through analysis of tooth-rake marks and behaviour. Behaviour. 142. 21-44.
  • Wells, R. S., and M. D. Scott. (1999). Bottlenose dolphin Tursiops truncatus (Montagu, 1821). Pages 137 -182 in S. H. Ridgway and R. J. Harrison, eds. Handbook of marine mammals: The second book of dolphins and porpoises. Academic Press, New York Academic Press, New York, NY.

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