What are different types of colours a dolphin?

Dolphins don't have different "types" of colors like you might see in a box of crayons. They generally come in shades of gray, but the exact shade can vary depending on:

* Species: Some species are typically darker gray, while others are lighter.

* Age: Younger dolphins are often lighter, while older dolphins can be darker.

* Location: Dolphins living in warmer waters may be a bit darker, while those in colder waters might be lighter.

* Individual variation: Just like humans, there's some natural variation in color within a species.

Here's a breakdown of common shades of gray:

* Dark gray: Often found on the back and dorsal fin

* Light gray: Typically on the belly and sides

* White: Some dolphins may have white patches on their bellies or around their eyes

Important to note: It's extremely rare to see a dolphin that's truly "white" or even very light in color. The majority of dolphins are some shade of gray.