No, they're members of the Balaenopteridae family.
The dolphin, or Delphinidae, family contains several genera.
Killer whale's are from the Dolphin Family. Killer whale's are the largest member of the Dolphin Family.
The largest dolphin is the Orca, also known as "Killer Whale".
The Orca (killer whale) is actually part of the Dolphin family
No. The orca is the largest member of the dolphin family
My opinion I think a Killer Whale (Orca, Dutch meaning) should be categorized as a whale but the scientific Animalia category the Killer Whale is, is a dolphin. They are also considered the biggest dolphins. Even is the Killer Whales meals are sometimes dolphins they are a dolphin.
Killer Whales or Orcas. They are a lot bigger than most dolphins and their name makes them sound like a whale. They are really a member of the dolphin family.
Killer Whales is a type of dolphin. They are the largest member of the dolphin family. They can measure to 33 feet and weigh up to 9 tons.
It is a mammal, a member of the dolphin family. The killer whale's scientific name is 'Orcinus Orca', And it is actually the largest of the dolphin family. It got its name Killer Whale, which was shortened from Killer OF whales, as they sometimes kill other dolphins, and whales. They are NOT a porpoise, whale or fish (although the name porpoise is sometimes applied to them).
Killer whale
The Minke whale is called 'la baleine de Minke' or 'petit rorqual' in French.
Joseph Horwood has written: 'The sei whale' -- subject(s): Sei whale 'Biology and exploitation of the minke whale' -- subject(s): Minke whale, Minke whale hunting
The average weight of a minke whale is between 5 and 15 tonnes.