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How can mammals live in the ocean?
The Blue Whale, the Fin Whale, the Humpback Whale, the Sperm Whale, and so on.
Why doesn't an animal cell need a cell wall?
because they dont need anything protecting them.
Why doesn't a animal cell need a cell wall?
because they dont need anything protecting them.
You are having a problem with this?
I Have One problem People Are Hunting Whales.It's A Problem With That because Were Losing Thousands Of Spieces Of Whale Like Sperm Whales,Humpback Whale,Blue Whales And Killer Whales Even Though They Are Not Whales.They Only Need Their Blubber.
Whale is a warm blooded animal?
Yes because they are a mammal and mammals need warm blood
Why do you need to help humpback whales?
They are in danger.
The covering of a humpback whale?
You would need a really big blanket to cover a whale. Here is a link to information about whales.A whale is covered in a layer of 'blubber', a fat and flesh composite particular to whales, beneath an outer layer of thick, shaggy fur.
Are polar bears the heaviest animal and why?
No polar bears are not the heaviest animal ad sperm or blue whale is. The reason why is because whales live much longer and they need more blubber on there long body.
A large sea animal related to a dolphin?
orca whale (i.e. killer whale) I need a name of a sea animal related to the dolphin that is not an orca nor a whale i Agree This is Not it . Mine Have The Letters- H Ar And N.
Why do you need to save humpback whales?
Because It's Right
Can a Humpback whale survive in Lake Michigan?
No, Humpback whales need saltwater to live, and Lake Michigan is a freshwater lake. Humpback whales primarily feed on krill (saltwater shrimps) and small, schooling (saltwater) fishes. While they may migrate 16,000 miles EACH year, they go where the food is, in summer. Then they live off of their fat reserves all winter long.
What can sea mammals do in water that they cant do on land?
Yes, some of them can. For example: the common dolphin, elephant seal, Hubb's beaked dolphin, sperm whale, Pacific white sided dolphin, gray whale, humpback whale, California sea lion, harbor seal, southern sea otter, and orca whale.
