So That They Could Sell It Or Make Things Out Of It.
For the bone of the whale
There are 356 in a blue whales body
Sorry, whales don't have leg bones.
scientist have found out that whales have hip bone just like humans
Try to picture a whale with a long neck!
It depends, there are two types of whales, baleen whales and toothed whales, toothed whales as you would expect have teeth for chewing or tearing into food, examples are dolphins and killer whales. But baleen whales like the humpback do not have teeth at all instead they have a plate of bone like material made up of the same material as finger nails, which they use to filter feed.
Not always. The blubber is used for oil, and the whale bone can be used for carvings and other things. The rest of the whales body is thrown overboard.
Yes. Whales are in Class Placenta, Subphylum Vertebrata, Phylum Chordata.
Peolpe hunt whales for many reasons. The whale meat is eaten by humans. The fat gives the oil used in the treatment of skin and also used for food inhomes of the Eskimos. The teeth of the whale (whale bone) used in the manufacture of buttons and various other objects, while the bones are very good fertilizer for plants.
People hunt whales for meat, bone and all other parts of the body to make all sorts of everyday things, such as oil and make-up
About the only way a whale can knit is to knit two broken bone ends together. This is the normal healing process of a fractured bone. Whales do not have the manual dexterity to knit in terms of forming stretchy stitches out of loops of yarn.
''it is because whales evolved over time during a point around 48 million years ago they were land animals so they needed their pelvic bone but as the whale evolved it kept that trait just as humans evolved and kept some unnecessary traits like wisdom teeth or an extra kidney''