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Most dolphins live in the shallow waters of the oceanâs continental shelves, both in tropical and more temperate waters. There are also lesser-known species of dolphins that live in rivers of the world located in China, South America, India, Pakistan and Southeast Asia.ith over 40 species throughout the world, dolphin populations and species are found in many locations. The largest of the dolphin species is the Orca or killer whale, which is mostly located in the cold polar waters.
Dolphins are marine mammals known as cetaceans and are related to whales and porpoises. They range in size from the 4 foot Mauiâs dolphin to the 30 foot orca or killer whale.They band together in social groups called pods, and hunt for food such as squid or schools of smaller fish.ertain species of dolphins have shown a tendency to live in warmer or more temperate climates. Dolphins that prefer to live in coastal waters may feed on plankton or other local prey that is abundant in the shallow offshore coastal waters instead of the colder and deeper waters.