No, a narwhal isn't a baleen whale. Whales belong to the cetaceous mammalian order that also includes walruses, porpoises, and dolphins. The cetaceous mammalian order is divided into two suborders. One is called Odontoceti, which includes the toothed whales such as Narwhals. The other suborder is called Mysticeti, which includes the baleen whales which use plates to filter food from water.
Yes, narwhals are whales. They belong to the cetaceous order of whales, walruses, porpoises, and dolphins. Additionally they belong to the Monodontidae family. They represent one of two whale species in that family. The other is the Beluga or white whale [Delphinopteros leucos].
Yes, it is a baleen whale.
Narwhals are toothed whales.
Yes, all whales are mammals.
a toothed whale
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Definition for Baleen Whale: Any whale that has baleen or is a odontocetes whale.So, they are not technically same thing, but a blue whale is a type of baleen or odontocetes whale. This is because other whales have baleen, such as the Right Whale.
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The Humpback whale is a baleen.
yes it is a baleen whale
The Humpback whale is a baleen.
The fin whale is a rorqual whale, the same family as the blue whale. It feeds by filtering krill trough huge plates of a horny substance called baleen. So yes, it is a baleen whale.
It is a baleen whale of the family Balaenopteridae, which includes the blue whale.
The Bowhead Whale is a baleen whale. A quick way to tell is to check the scientific name, Balaena mysticetus. Balaena indicates that it is considered a baleen whale. Baleen whales have a number of identifying characteristics but the key is baleen plates instead of teeth. Bowheads use their baleen to filter their food.
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No, they are baleen whale and have the second longest baleen in the whale history.
A toothed whale (dolphins, porpoises, killer whales, beluga whales, narwhals, sperm whales)'s teeth are just called teeth. A baleen whale (blue whale, right whale, gray whale, humpback whales)'s teeth are called baleen.
back bone of a whale