At least two years.
Yes the killer whale is a warm blooded mammal just like us and will give birth to live young.A killer whale will give birth every 3-10 years and they have a gestation period of about 17 months the killer whale will stay dependent of its mother for 2 years but will stay with its pod for its whale life
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A killer whale is actually an apexial predator. There is no predator for them.
It doesn't stay. It swims away.
I bet a beached whale won't live long. Maybe a few days or mostly a week....Can't be sure.
A baby killer whale is the offspring of a killer whale we call a baby killer whale a calf. A baby killer whale is about 2.6 metres in length and weight 180 kg (300-400 pounds) A female killer whale also known as a cow will give birth to live young every 3-10 years and has a gestation period of 2 years the calf will stay dependent on its mother for about 2 years but will stay in the pod for its whole life. A baby killer whale can drink up to 150 gallons of milk a day and can consume 2-10% of their body weight on a daily basis
Depends on the species of whale. 18 months may be the amount of time that a whale fetus spends in it's mother's womb.
The killer whale, which is actually a large dolphin called a orca, is usually around 2 to 2 and a half metres long at birth. Males can grow up to just under 10 metres and females can grow to about 7 and a half metres at full length.
Baby orcas nurse for one year but stay with their mother for two years.
Dilotid is a narcotic pain killer. My mother was on it after a surgery, and it took her about 2 days to get back to normal.
When the baby whale is about 15 meters long, he or she will be fast enough to swin away from predators, and will leave its mother.
They are the largest member of the dolphin family and not actually a whale species. They have been known to attack and eat great white sharks and blue whales. Orcas stay in long-term social groups, or pods, for life (group size: 3-25)