Whales are mammals, sharks are fish. Therefore, whales are air-breathing creatures while sharks breathe via gills. Whales give birth to live young; many sharks also give birth to live young, but some species lay eggs. Sharks have very tiny scales (unlike other fish which have scales big enough to easily see, while whales have skin. Many species of shark tend to be predatory, although there are always exceptions, such as the harmless whale shark. Similarly, while many species of whale do not hunt other sea creatures, the orca, or killer whale, is an exception to this.
yes, but only some types of sharks. A tiger shark, great white shark, possibly cookie cutter, and others that are capable of eating at least a seal.
No. However, a large group of very large portuguese man of wars might. As long if it is a group of at least 100 portuguese man of wars because whales are so big and thick.
Tiger sharks are probably the least picky eaters among sharks; they will eat almost anything from sea turtles to other sharks, and they love eating dead whales too. They do tend to avoid sea snakes, though.
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The humpbacks are at "Least Concern".
Killer sharks eat fish, dolphins, boats, blood, animals that are big, other sharks, and last and least water.
Near the equator, the differences between sunset times will be least.
I would say that the blue whale, and the sperm whale were least common.
No, there are at least 80,000 left in the world.
Whales and dolphins are mammals. They both have at least one hair/fur on them and they breathe air (thats why the have blowholes).
Usually a lake is natural and usually a reservoir is manmade or at least brought about by mans intervention.
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