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Narwhales primarily defend themselves by using their agility and speed in the water to evade predators, such as orcas. Their long, spiral tusks, which are actually elongated teeth, can also be used in defense during encounters with threats, though they are more commonly associated with mating displays and social interactions. Additionally, narwhales often travel in groups, providing safety in numbers against potential attackers.
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What are the dumbest lyrics ever?
narwhales on youtube it up ''Narwhales narwhales swimming in the ocean causing a comoion, because they are so awesome...''
What is the name of a group of narwhales?
a swordfight
What food do narwhales eat?
fish
Do narwhals eat seals?
no whales narwhales
Where is the narwhales tusk?
they have two, one on their mouth and one on the rear end
Where do many people ruled by England live?
they live with the narwhales in the black sea.
How do narwhales?
Narwhals simply swallow their food hole, prowling deep in the ocean.
What are narwhales eaten by?
humans, polar bears, sharks, killer whales, and walruses
How long do Narwhales live?
up to 90 years. thats the oldest. so in that range.
Why are the narwhales not endangered?
The Inuit people are legally allowed to hunt the narwhals to sustain themselves.
Why are narwhales so big?
Narwhals can grow to be large in order to help them survive in their Arctic environment, where they need a large body size to maintain heat in the cold water. Additionally, their size may also help them to defend themselves against predators, such as polar bears and orcas.
How long do Narwhales live for?
About 50 years in the wild. They tend to die in captivity, as they are highly sensitive to climate change.
