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It doesn't stay. It swims away.
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How long does a baby shark have to stay in their mother's stomach?
how long does a baby shark have to stay in the mothers stomach.
How long does a killer whale stay with its mother?
At least two years.
How long can the sperm whale stay underwater?
Since a whale shark is really a shark rather than a whale (mammal) it does all its breathing through its gills. Although a whale shark can come to the surface, it does not need to do so in order to breath like a whale would. With that in mind, a whale shark can stay underwater from the moment it is born until the minute it dies of injury, disease, or old age. Since the life expectancy of a whale shark is around 70 years, that works out to be around 36,792,000 minutes.
How do you get a real shark?
all you do is get tuna ham and other food that contains meat dump it near a beach or a ocean if you stay there long enough you might see a tiger shark a nurse shark a whale shark a basking shark or a great white shark
How long does a baby whale stay in its mother's womb?
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.
How long does a baby blue whale stay with its father?
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.
Why does a shark is able to stay underwater for a long time but a whale cannot?
Sharks and whales have completely different structures and organs. A shark is actually a fish and has gills, while a whale is a mammal and can only breathe with its lung like all mammals. Fish have gills to allow them to breathe underwater. Sharks do not need to come to the surface to breathe.
How long does the baby mandrill stay with its mother?
how long do baby mandrills stay with their mother
How long can a shark stay on land before they die?
They can stay up to 3-4 hours.
How long does a Whale stay pregnant?
9-18 months
How long do sponge young stay with there mother?
Sponges don't stay with a mother.
What are the major differences between a whale shark and a blue whale?
whale sharks have distinctive white spots in their heads, and blue whale are considerably bigger then. And I think blue sharks are more aggresive than whale sharks . _ The blue whale is the largest mammal on Earth. The underside of its flippers are almost white, while the rest of its body is blue grey. The average blue whale is 75 to 80 feet long and weigh up to 110 tonnes. Females are larger and can weigh up to 150 tonnes.The whale shark can be grey, blue or brown with white dots and light vertical stripes over its entire body. Their mouths are located in a terminal postition and can be opened wide to filter water for small fish, squid, crustaceans, and other plankton organisms. The whale shark is related to the nurse shark, and therefore has relatively small eyes, spiracles and barbels.------- A: The Whale Shark (Rhincondon typus), the largest of the sharks, is a member of class chondrichthyes; cartilagenous fish. In most sharks, the only actual "bones" are the denticles on the shark's skin and, in toothed sharks (not the WHale Shark), the teeth. The endoskeleton is cartilege. Sharks aren't warm blooded. The Whale Shark, like the Blue Whale, are both filter feeders. Blue Whales (Balaenoptera musculus), on the other hand are class mammalia--- they're mammals, as we are. They are warm blooded, have hair, bear and nurse their young alive. As with all Mysticetes (the sub class), they are filter feeders. So, in summary, whales and shark, including the Whale Shark and Blue Whale are taxonomically radically different, starting and Class, and only come together under phylum which, for both, is Chordata. A: A whale and a shark can not come from the same family but they can be similar.they both eat meat, they both stay with there family, and they both hunt for food.
