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Killer whales are the closest relative to the porpoise. They both feature large serrated teeth used for grabbing and holding onto prey for sustenance. They are also close relatives with the baleen whale that has a filter screen within it's mouth to filter sea water for small plant life like plankton.

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Dolphins and porpoises are carnivores and find food and communicate with each other through using sounds and echolocution in sonar form and both are fast swimmers.

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Warm blooded, breathe air, give live birth.

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