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How do submarines effect the whales?
submarines change the behavior of some whales but they do not harm whales
Do whales and sharks get along?
yes
What is the symbiosis type for barnacles and whales?
They get along with other whales, in order to get more prey.
Do blue whales get along with each other?
yes
What is a real life example of conjecture?
To learn about the migration behavior of California gray whales, biologists watched whales along 2 routes. For 7 days they counted the numbers of whales seen along each route. Make a conjecture on the data below: Number of Whales Each Day Direct Route 1 3 0 2 1 1 0 Shore Route 7 9 5 8 8 6 7 Conjecture: More whales were seen along the shore route each day. The data supports the conjecture that most California gray whales migrate along the shoreline.
What major difference have scientists discovered between today's whales and fossils of whales ancient ancestors?
Bones of whale ancestors showed that whales had hip bones along with legs and hind feet.
What major difference have scientists discovered between today and whales and the fossils of whales ancient ancestors?
Bones of whale ancestors showed that whales had hip bones along with legs and hind feet.
What whales are endandgered?
The Blue whale is endangered along with three other kinds.
Why is water a good medium for communication between dolphins?
Sound waves travel very well in water. Warships, including submarines, use passive sonar to listen for enemy ships and submarines. Passive sonar employes underwater hydrophones to listen for sounds. They can detect sounds of ships and submarines miles away. Marine mamals such as whales and dolphins detect sound in much the same way.
What do humpback and killer whales have in common?
They both have blow holes and also they breach. they don't get along with each other
Where can I see humpback whales in the US?
You can see humpback whales in the US along the coasts of Alaska, Hawaii, California, and the East Coast during their migration seasons.
What is the scientific name for Whale?
Whales are of the Cetacea Order, along with porpoises and dolphins.
