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Humpback tails (flukes) are measured in widths. From median notch (center) to base of tail is usually about 4-5 feet high depending on age of animal. Flukes of adults also depend on age. We see flukes from 7-10 (calves) to over 20' across. Width of tails are about 1/3 the animals' length.

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A fully grown adult bull can reach over 8 feet from nose to tail. Cows tend to reach 6 to 7 feet from nose to tail.

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the average hippos tusk is up to 0.75m in total

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Most tusks only grow to be 12 to 18 inches long.

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they have little tails

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it depends on the age

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