Do whales eat other whales

Answer 1

well, the way that dolphins eat dolphins are...... they chew on another dolphins tail

... they eat a dolphin

or... if their pod is starving, they pick on the weak dolphins

All of the Dolphin Species, Common, Dusky, Spotted and Purpoises (Larger species of Dolphin), sometimes attack other Dolphins. It is usually done by Male Dolphins of the Pod. Some scientists have suggested, that it is away of enforcing Community hierachy.

It is certainly true they will attack other species of Dolphin, in other rival Pods. It has been suggested that this is over access to breeding, and Food Sources. Rival male Dolphins from other pods, will sometimes try to impregnate other females of other pods, and that is why they are often attacked. Sometimes female Dolphins are attacked by male Dolphins in a Group, which assumed to be over access to breeding.

Generally thouugh Dolphins care for younger ones, of the same species, and may be reared by other parents in the same pod, in Dolphin nurseries.

Answer 2

Sharks eat dolphins, in fact, sharks actually FOLLOW dolphins because dolphins have sonar to track food. Sharks don't have that, so they follow them to eat and if food becomes harder to get, sharks may try to eat the dolphins, even though they have to try hard because the dolphin hits the shark's nose, its most vulnerable spot, repeatedly.In most cases, the shark just gives up.

Answer 3

No species of true whales make other whales their prey. "Killer whales" (orcas) are among the few animals (besides humans) to attack whales.

Answer 4

Actually, technically yes. The Killer whale is the largest member of the dolphin family, and it has the potential to eat other dolphins.

Answer 5

they are best friends and also watch films together

Answer 6

No, they don't eat one another.