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- they filter the water they pass
- whales help control the oceanological foodweb - if they died, the population of shril and other such creatures will increase by thousands and they will crowd up the ocean water. they will also have drastic effects on may fish - and in the end, humans will be affected
What else can I help you with?
How much leather do whales provide?
None.
What do whales?
Whales are important to us, because we need giant fish in the world.
How much does it cost to provide for the whales?
8 million dollars
What evidence about the ancestors of whales do fossils provide?
You can see that Whales have hipbones, because they use to be mammals, that walked on 4 legs.
What evidence do fossils provide about ancestors of whales?
You can see that Whales have hipbones, because they use to be mammals, that walked on 4 legs.
How many gray whales are killed by the US?
No gray whales are killed. Indigenous communities in Alaska kill 50 bowhead whales a year.
What is the function of a whales forelimb?
Although it is a vestigial remnant from when whales were land mammals, now it is used to provide some help in steering. Whales have also been observed to 'slap' the water with them.
Where can I see humpback whales in the US?
You can see humpback whales in the US along the coasts of Alaska, Hawaii, California, and the East Coast during their migration seasons.
Why do whales surface?
Whales dive because they want to get food
Do killer whales have bigger brains than us?
no
What will happen if you dont stop hunting whales?
well then eventually the whales would go extinct and they will be a thing of stories to our grandchildren and farther. to them whales will be like dinosaurs are to us.
Are blue whales invertebrates or vertebrates?
Blue whales are vertebrate. They are also, just like us, mammals.
