The smallest whale in the world is the Dwarf Sperm Whale; a member of the Sperm whale family that reaches a maximum of 2.7 meters long and a maximum of about 272 kilograms. This whale is found in many of the world's oceans, but is elusive to the extent that we don't know what their world wide population is. One of the reasons that we know so little about this whale is that until the 1960′s it was thought to be the same as the Pygmy Sperm Whale, and although they are similar, they are definitely not the same whale.
The smallest killer is the Pygmy Killer Whale, and it's size is more like a dolphin (around 6ft in length) than what we normally think when we say killer whale. It's size leads to people mistaking it for a dolphin rather than a whale.
The smallest toothed whale (monodontus) is the Maui dolphin, which is four feet long. The smallest baleen whale (mysticetus) is the pygmy right whale, which is eleven feet long.
The Dwarf Sperm Whale is the smallest species commonly known as a whale. It grows up to nine (9) feet in length and 551 pounds in weight- making it smaller than the bigger dolphins.
No acctually it is the largest species of dolphin
The smallest species of whale is the dwarf sperm whale (Kogia sima), which measures around 8 to 9 feet in length. They are part of the toothed whale family, and are known for their elusive behavior in the ocean.
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No, beluga whales are not the smallest whale species. The smallest whale is actually the dwarf sperm whale, which can grow to about 8.5 to 11.5 feet long. Beluga whales, on the other hand, average around 13 to 20 feet in length, making them larger than many other whale species.
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the largest is blue whale and the smallest is pandaca pigmea
The Dwarf Sperm Whale is the smallest species commonly known as a whale. It grows up to nine (9) feet in length and 551 pounds in weight- making it smaller than the bigger dolphins.