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Why do blue whales have flukes?
to help swim
Are the powerful tail fins of a whale called flippers or flukes?
Whales' front limbs are called fins. Only some whales have back limbs, which are very small. The tail is divided into two extensions called flukes. Most whales also have a dorsal fin.
What animals have flukes fins and blowholes?
Members of the family of animals called "Cetaceans".
How wide is a blue whales tale?
Blue whales' tails, also called flukes, are around twenty-five feet wide.
What is the end of a whales tale called?
First the tail stock then the flukes are the part at the end of the tail.
What is used to identify humpback whales?
Individual animals are identified by the patterns under their flukes (tails).
What are families of killer whales called?
I beleve that killer whale families are called flukes. Did this help?
What body parts do killer whales use for suvival?
Anything they can, their Flukes (tails), teeth and even just their bodies
Are flukes segmented?
Flukes are a type of tapeworm that is parasitic. They have suctioned mouths and are generally not segmented. Most are only a few centimeters long.
How long do liver flukes live?
Until you die.
What body parts are used for survival on blue whales?
A blue whale has fins, flukes, eyes, mouth and inside the mouth there is baleen instead of teeth.
Where is a whales fluke located?
'Fluke' is the term for the lobe of a whale's tale, usually used as a plural. One would say, "look at the whale's flukes."
