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Who believed that the only way to study whales was to go whaling and not just paint pictures or look at the skeletons of whales?
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Who believed that the only way to study whales was to go whaling and not just paint pictures or look at the skeleton of whales?
ishael
Will the number of whales increase by banning whale hunting?
yes
Pics of polar bears eating whales?
Pictures of polar bears eating whales can be found on the internet. They can be found in a image search on a search engine, and in online forums.
How are gray whales affected by plants and animals?
It affects many ecosystems in the ocean. For example, if there are no whales, the population of plankton or fish that are the whales food will increase. Also, the food chain is affected. Another reason why whale hunting affects the environment, is because the rare species of whales will get extinct.
How would you get to whales?
You would fly in a plane. In some places along the Pacific Coast, you can see the whales from high spots on shore. In other places you can take a short boat ride out on a tour boat and see the whales up close. This is the best way to get good pictures. In a few places (the San Juan Islands, for example) a skilled kayaker can paddle near whales and killer whales.
Why are whales starting to get exticnt?
1. People are hunting and killing whales off faster than they're being replaced through natural increase (births that lead to adults) 2. Whales are losing habitat due to environmental change and degradation, such as global warming.
Why do you think we have to protect whales?
Because Whales are one of two types of marine mammal, and it would be cruel to kill them all, as it is not our place to shoot them etc. This could also cause the food chain to change, and affect the biodiversity of the oceans. Whales, like all living creatures, contribute in some way to our ecosystem. Killing off all or most of the whales may cause an unhealthy increase in certain plankton, krill and, in the case of killer whales, large mammals, such as seals. A sudden increase in any or all of these species could cause untold damage to the oceans.
What would happen to the population of barnacles if gray whales died?
If gray whales died, the population of barnacles could potentially increase significantly. Gray whales play a crucial ecological role by feeding on benthic organisms, including some of the same food sources that barnacles rely on. With the decline of gray whales, there would be less competition and predation, allowing barnacle populations to thrive. However, this increase could also lead to overpopulation, which might ultimately harm the ecosystem's balance.
Which are common blackouts or brownouts?
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How do whaling affect whales?
The answer is: The whales affect on the ecosystem is very rare actually. They don't really have one, but if they do here's one reason......... They kill cril which are sometimes loaded with diseases
What kind of whales have no teeth?
THE TOOTHLESS WHALES: blue whales, finback whales, right whales, sei whales, humpback whales, and gray whales. THE TOOTHED WHALES: white beluga whales, black beluga whales (pilot whales), orcas (killer whales), sperm whales.
