The word school (or shoal) isn't defined by a specific number but simply means 'a large group or multitude', similar to words such as flock (of sheep/birds), gaggle (of geese), herd(of cattle), swarm (of bees), pack (of hounds), business (of ferrets), mob (of kangaroos), mess (of iguanas), pride(of lions), plague (of locusts) or murder (of crows). For a comprehensive list of collective names for groups of animals go to AskOxford.com
Actually, it is called a 'pod', and the number varies by species. Some are just small family groups that only get together occasionally with larger groups. Off the coast of Southern California are 'superpods' of as many as 5,000 dolphins, which incidentally are 'toothed whales'. The Gray whales, which are baleen whales, generally forage singly or in small groups, but in close proximity to pods of 10 to 100 individuals.
about 5000
It varies according to type of whale.No more than 100
Pod, gam, herd or mob.
it depends
A school of whales would be the noun in your sentence.A school of whales swam by while we were swimming.We saw a school of whales on the television show.
One hundred whales are called school of Whales.
A school of whales is called just that "a school of whales", but can also be refereed to as a pod or a herd of whales.
a group of Whales is called a Pod.
One hundred whales are called school of Whales.
One hundred whales are called school of Whales.
A group of whales are commonly called a pod, or a school.
A school of Whales. Hope this answers your question:)
Pod
The proper term for a group of whales is a "pod" of whales.
a group of whales is called a school or a pod EG a school of killer whale or a Killer whale pod
a group of fish is called a 'school' of fish and a group of whales are called a 'pod' of whales.