I just watched a lure-coursing event yesterday, where sight hounds chased plastic bags around a large field. I had a chance to time some whippets over the 900 yard course. The fastest I clocked completed the course in approximately 38 seconds, and many whippets completed the course in about 40 seconds. These results should be thought of as approximate, because I was timing with a stop watch, and the dogs were navigating a twisting course where they may have turned wide enough to change the total distance traveled. So, if you believe my stopwatch, and that the top dog stayed right on course, that would be about 49 miles per hour.
I own a whippet and bought a guide to the breed a couple years later, according to the book I bought it says that whippets can run up to 45 mph. I know my dog Grayson is super fast so I'm thinking that is probably a pretty accurate statement. He can keep up with our neighbors Greyhound, no problem.
Dog whelks eat barnacles , tube worms and mussels so there you have im your hero.
No
yes they do
no
it is a carnivore
there hierborvores
Dog whelks are marine snails that are carnivorous. They eat mainly mussels and barnacle and not seaweed. The scientific name for dog whelks is Nucella lapillus.
Yes, dog whelks are known to feed on barnacles. They use their radula (a toothed tongue-like organ) to scrape and drill into the barnacle's shell to access their soft internal tissues. This feeding behavior helps control barnacle populations in intertidal areas.
The dog whelk is a type of carnivorous sea snail. They are not generally used for human consumption but instead are harvested and used in the production of red-purple and violet dyes.
yes as whelks are not a plant they are therefore consumers :-)
yes
Herbivores! I think...