Yes, the orca must come to the surface of the water to breathe. It is the largest member of the dolphin family, and, like all whales, dolphins and porpoises, it breathes air. A link can be found below for more information.
Yes. Although they can hold their breath for a LONG time, they are mammals, and breath air. They do not breathe through their mouth, but through a nostril (the blow hole) on the upper part of their head.
Orcas usually spout when they are breathing through their blowhole. It can only happen when they are on the surface.
Whales come up to "vent" every ten to fifteen minutes. A common myth is that whales can go hours without breathing air.
whales have to come up to the surface for air fish don't
to breath
They have lungs. They go up to get air and then close their blow holes so water can't go in and they can hold it for more than a hour.
it can go up to 3 miles down but have to come back up for air because whales are mammals and need to come up for air. mammals need air and a whale is a mammal. a whale has hairs and is a warm blooded creature.
They need to come up for air, unlike fish.
probably....they still come up for air at least
Well of course. Everything does
were do we go to see whales. were do we go to see whales.
up and down
Whales store air In their lungs and oxygen in their blood. Humans do the same thing, but we're not as good at as whales.
The hole on the top of a whale's head is a nostril, that is where it breathes when it comes up for air. And yes, they survive. Otherwise there would be no whales.