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Most whales eat by sucking in a massive mouthful of water and then spitting it back out without opening their mouths properly. Bony plates called baleen at the front of the mouth strain out food as the water passes back out of the whale's mouth. The whale then swallows all the food (krill, shrimp etc.) that was in the water it sucked in, without swallowing the water.
What else can I help you with?
How do you eat without teeth?
you can eat soft food but when you eat hard food it is impossible
What is strange about whale teeth?
whale cannot eat us
How does a beluga whale eat?
grabs and tears with teeth
What job do your teeth do?
They help you chew food without them you couldn't eat solids. :]
Why do some whales have baleen teeth?
Its because of its diet, which is mainly fish. Most cetacea actually do have teeth, from the smaller porpoises to the huge Sperm Whale. The only whales that don't have teeth are the baleen whales, such as the Blue Whale and the fin whale.
How does the whale get food in the place?
whale can get food in the ocean if there is an a fish automatically eat
Where do the whale survive?
Colony's of whales all survive in an ocean, most are endangered they all are ones without teeth. All of them eat krill or plankton. The most endangered is the right whale.
Do whale sharks eat killer whales?
No. Whale sharks are filter feeders. They don't have the teeth, the jaws or the throat to eat anything that big.
How does an orca whale eat?
it eats with its 56 lazor sharp teeth
How does whale eat?
hunting for their food
Are there black shark teeth?
The Whale shark - the biggest of all shark species (they're the size of a schoolbus), have tiny, primordial teeth - most shark experts believe they are useless, and that whale sharks are plankton and krill eaters.
What happens to baboons teeth when they don't eat there natural food?
Without eating natural food a Baboon may not survive long enough for the teeth to become a problen
