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The Arctic fox, the Kodiak bear, the Alaskan King Crab, Salmon, Moose, Whales,
Which Alaskan mammal forms a protective circle around its young when predators approach?
Killer whales(orcas) have this characterisitic.
What animal eats baby whales?
An orca can eat baby whales.
From what animal do you get whale bones?
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What animal is part of a pod?
whales.
What ocean animal migrates?
The answer is whales.
What animal group are whales?
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What animal is a marine animal with every little hair?
Whales and dolphins!
What whales are most popular for size?
Blue Whales.(Biggest living animal on earth.)
What has the author D K Ljungblad written?
D. K. Ljungblad has written: 'Aerial surveys of endangered whales in the northern Bering, eastern Chukchi, and Alaskan Beaufort seas, 1983' -- subject(s): Whales
Which animal have big bone?
blue whales
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