The Pacific white-sided dolphins are well adapted to live in their environment. Two adaptations of the dolphins are:
1. Perfect Swimmers: The Pacific white-sided dolphins are perfect swimmers and they swim extremely well. they are very fast swimmers.
2. Sleeping with half a mind: Dolphins do not sleep completely. Half of their minds are always awake and they are attentive even when sleeping. This helps them from drowning in water.
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