Dolphin

These are self explanatory. They are underwater mammals with rubbery skin and a playful disposition. They come in a wide range from black to white with blues and grays in between. They can be any type of dolphin, from the bottle-nosed dolphin to the blunt-nosed Amazon river dolphin. All females are capable of giving birth to live young and can typically have one calf every year or so. Royals are marked by being coal black with a silver dorsal fin. Dolphins also have a land form, similar to a seal, though their head remains delphinian, and they keep the dorsal fin and their own coloring. They can usually only go 10 to 20 minutes without surfacing to breathe. Names end in "RA".