Narwhals migrate to the shallower of the Arctic waters in summer. There, the aquatic fare is plenteous and easy to chase. But the pickings are fewer with the end of the summer season. So Narwhals migrate to the deeper of the Arctic waters in winter. There, the aquatic fare requires deep diving in order to be caught and eaten.
Narwhals migrate to the shallower of the Arctic waters in summer. There, the aquatic fare is plenteous and easy to chase. But the pickings are fewer with the end of the summer season. So narwhals migrate to the deeper of the Arctic waters in winter. There, the aquatic fare requires deep diving in order to be caught and eaten.
The Narwhal migrates to shallower warmer waters in the summer and returns to deeper waters during the winter. (See links below) No.
The Narwhal has a curve in its mouth making it appear to smile all the time. The Narwhal has a large tusk that made reminded sailors of the mystical Unicorns.
The Narwhal has a horn. Horse Isle Quiz- Narwhal.
are female narwhal bones the same as male narwhal bones
Yes, a narwhal is a whale and whales are mammals, therefore a narwhal has lungs
The Narwhal is part of the Monodontidaefamily.
A narwhal is a mammal and a vertebrate.
A narwhal is a mammal and a vertebrate.
The narwhal is considered "near threatened"
The narwhal is a mammal which makes it, by definition, endothermic.
The whale that has a distinctive tusk is a narwhal it is native to the arctic ocean
There is only on reason. The name Narwhal originates from the Latin term "Narwhale" which is roughly translated to "Extremely Awesome" The Narwhal is also referred to as: Jedi of the sea, and the unicorn of the sea.