They don't blow water as such, they blow air. But because its done at the surface in the wash of the waves, a lot of water is picked up and sprayed in the air.
The blowhole is the nostril of the whale and has a tight valve to keep water out. If they inhaled significant amounts of water through the blowhole, its possible that they might drown
They don't.
Instead of nostrils like most mammals have, they have an opening on their back called a "blowhole". They use this to breathe through. When they spout, they're basically just breathing out really hard. So it's not really "spitting"; for one thing, it doesn't come from their mouths but from their equivalent of a nose.
It's also not water... or, rather, it is water, but it's mostly the water contained in their warm breath as water vapor condensing as it hits the cooler air outside their body (you may have noticed that in the fall or winter, sometimes you breathe out "smoke" or "steam"; a whale spouting is basically the same thing on a much larger scale because whales have enormous lung capacity).
A male whale gets excited when it sees a female and squrits water from its blow hole.
It is natural. It is equivalent to the nose of the whale. Whales breathe through their blow hole.
A whale squirts water vapor from the blowhole. It fills its lungs with air before going under water and the air gets warmed in the lungs which is why it comes out as water vapor.
The same as a human blows their nose.
Blue whale's bodies are smooth like a hard boiled egg.
sea water
Blue whales CAN live in warm water, but they prefer cold water because most of there pray lives there
Blue whales are not "made" from any parts. They are living breathing animals that have bodies made of muscle, fat, bones, tendons, nerves and organs.
water lol
Yes, blue whales are predators to plankton. Blue whales eat shrimp and tiny microorganisms (including plankton)while swallowing a mass of water.
Blue whales are ocean dwelling mammals, they need the water to support their body weight, and for their food. The possibility of blue whales going into Mt Everest is 0.
to filter water
How are blue whales adapted? How are blue whales adapted?
No. Blue whales only mate with other blue whales.
Salt water, they live in the seas and oceans.
Your question is mistaken. Blue whales eat krill. Krill are tiny organisms that float about in the water and are kind of like plankton.