The only relationship between them is that they are members of the Animal Kingdom, have vertebrates, are mammals, and are the biggest animals in land and water respectively.
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Cows, elephants and whales are all mammals.
Well, elephants and whales are both water drinking, mammals that live in the wild. My answer would be: Like all mammals, whales & elephants breathe air, are warm blooded, nurse their young with milk from mammary glands (boobs), and have body hair. Both are large in size.
yes
Great White Sharks and killer whales eat sea elephants
Elephants.
Elephants, Whales, Bears
they are large mammals
Orcas, also known as killer whales, are a type of whale that are known to eat other types of whales. They are at the top of the food chain and are skilled hunters, preying on various marine animals including smaller whales. This relationship between orcas and whales is an example of predation in the marine ecosystem.
The relationship between whales and barnacles is not necessary for the survival of either organism. While barnacles can benefit from attaching to the skin of whales to filter feed, whales are not dependent on barnacles for their survival. Whales have other food sources and means of maintaining their health.
No. Whales are mammals, and bigger than elephants. Elephants are the biggest land-living mammals though. No. There are several kinds of whales that are larger than elephants. However, the African Elephant is the largest mammal (or animal of any kind) that lives on land.
No, they are a fictional combination of hippopotami, whales and elephants.