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Whales are viviparous, they give birth to live young (unlike fish, most of which lay eggs). Like all mammals, whale calves are nourished with milk from their mothers. The nursing period is long (more than one year in many species), which is associated with a strong bond between mother whales and their young. In most whales, reproductive maturity occurs late, typically at 7 to 10 years.
Whales breed seasonally, usually in warm tropical waters and females usually have one calf every 1 - 3 years. The gestation period ranges from 9 - 18 months. Whale calves can swim soon after birth.
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Are whales asexual?
No, they reproduce sexually.
Do whales reproduce in captivity?
They cant keep Whales in captivity but if your talking about Killer Whales and other Whales like Balugas then yes they do.
In what season does killer whales reproduce?
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How do beluga whales reproduce?
The same way humans do, they do IT
How do sperm whales reproduce?
They do it just like everything else.
What do whales do in there life time?
Swim, hunt, feed, and reproduce.
What is an example of transitional forms?
Whales, because their legs become vestigial for modern day whales. Their legs start to shrink slowly on the ancestors of fossils related to the whales, which slowly evolve to fins. Fish swim side to side, while the whales and dolphins move up and down. The nose slowly moves to the top of the head through the generations.
How does beluga whales reproduce?
Pretty much like any other mammal.
How does fish reproduce Asexual or sexual reproduction?
Most fish reproduce sexually (as per usual there are exceptions). Marine dwelling mammals (dolphins and whales) all reproduce sexually.
Do whales produce sexually or asexually?
sexually
Why did the nostrils slowly evolve to the top of a whales head?
because blubber
Is whaling putting whales close to extinction?
Yes and its slowly becoming outlawed
