bottlenose

[bot-l-nohz] /ˈbɒt lˌnoʊz/

noun

Origin

1540-50; bottle¹ + nose

Related forms

bottle-nosed, bottlenosed, adjective

Examples from the web for bottlenose

While sleeping, the bottlenose dolphin shuts down only half of its brain, along with the opposite eye.
The bottlenose dolphin brain is larger than the human brain.
Until last year, they were thought to be bottlenose dolphins.
Print detailed illustrations of bottlenose dolphins and other animals to color or use in school projects.
Among the sights during the two-hour tour might include bottlenose dolphins and brown pelicans.
Featuring four bottlenose dolphins, the program is set inside the island's natural four-acre lagoon.
On the trip, watch for turtles, bottlenose dolphins and manta rays.
The zoo also houses a shark exhibit and a pod of bottlenose dolphins.
Other wildlife that can be observed at the center include bottlenose dolphins, mullet, brown pelicans and terns.