Yes. The blue water takes in large amounts of water and krill into it's mouth and pushes out the water through filters, also called baleen, in it's mouth, leaving the krill, or plankton behind, which the whale then swallows. It's easier for the whale to swallow the krill, if it does not have to swallow a lot of water with it.
Yes, baleen whales are filter feeders. They use their baleen to filter out seawater while feeding on krill, plankton and fish.
No whales do not eat fish.
Bryde's Whales are Baleen Whales so that means it will eat Krill and some Phytoplankton.
Baleen whales feed by filtering or straining food from the water. They love to eat krill, fish, zooplankton, phytoplankton, and algae
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Baleen Whales eat krill using the Baleen in their mouth.
baleen whales eat large whales
Humpback Whales eat mostly baleen.
Yes, right whales are baleen whales. They have no teeth. They have baleen, whalebone, to strain out water and keep in plankton, krill and shrimp to swallow and eat.
Baleen whales don't eat Dolphins. Baleen whaled can't eat Dolphins. Baleen whales are filter feeders. They don't have the teeth to take a dolphin apart, and can't swallow anything that big.
Baleen whales eat krill (by filtering it through their baleen plates; hence the name).
Baleen whales have a baleen instead of teeth. They are like toothbrushes, bristly on the inside, and can be several feet long. Baleen whales use their baleen to eat food.
Lots of small fish eat phytoplankton. Whales eat plankton.
Baleen whales eat krill and plankton.