they like the cold and the salt water
Narwhals live in the Canadian and Greenlandic Arctic waters.
they like the cold and the salt water
Yes, narwhals live in the Arctic. They frequent the waters off the Canadian and Russian Arctic and Greenland. They rarely can be found south of 65 degrees north latitude.
Narwhals live in the Arctic waters of Canada, Russia, Norway, and Greenland.
There are no Narwhals in Antarctic waters.
Narwhals live in the Canadian and Greenlandic Arctic waters.
they like the cold and the salt water
Yes, narwhals live in the Arctic. They frequent the waters off the Canadian and Russian Arctic and Greenland. They rarely can be found south of 65 degrees north latitude.
Narwhals live in the Arctic waters of Canada, Russia, Norway, and Greenland.
Narwhals generally live in the Arctic and North Atlantic Oceans. They tend to only live in the upper, sunlit zone of those areas. If they go lower down, that's generally because they're going on a foray for food.
Narwhals live in Arctic waters. They therefore may be found off the coasts of the Arctic portions of northern Canada and of northern Russia. They also may be found off the coast of Iceland, Greenland, and the Arctic islands north of Scotland.
There are no Narwhals in Antarctic waters.
Narwhals only live in the Arctic ocean.
No. Narwhals are not native to Australia. Australia is in the southern hemisphere, and narwhals are native to the waters of the Arctic and the North Atlantic, which are in the northern hemisphere.
Narwhals are found primarily in Canadian Arctic and Greenlandic waters
Narwhals live in the upper, sunlit zone of the Arctic and North Atlantic Ocean waters. It ventures down into the middle zone and even the topmost part of the lower zone. But these are merely forays for food.
Narwhals migrate to the shallower of the Arctic waters in summer. There, the aquatic fare is plenteous and easy to chase. But the pickings are fewer with the end of the summer season. So narwhals migrate to the deeper of the Arctic waters in winter. There, the aquatic fare requires deep diving in order to be caught and eaten.