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Beluga whales breathe by coming to the surface of the water, where they exhale through their blowholes located on the top of their heads. When they surface, they expel air with a forceful blow, which creates a visible spout of water vapor. After exhaling, they inhale fresh air before diving back underwater. Belugas are conscious breathers, meaning they have to actively think about breathing, unlike some marine animals that can breathe automatically while sleeping.

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