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- A Bowhead Whale has a triangle shaped head, an adaptation that allows them to break though ice to breathe.
- Have a layer of blubber that can be up to 2 feet thick that protects it from the cold arctic weather
What else can I help you with?
What adaptations do killer whales have for hunting?
theyre FAST
What are plant adaptations in tundra biome?
seaweed,wolfs,whales
Are the sperm whales adaptations for food survival or reproducing?
its both survival and reproduction
What are blue whales adaptations?
that is a very scientific questiongo to this web site=www.animaldiversity.com to find out.=
What adaptations do killer whales have?
Killer whales have adapted to be able to swim quickly. They also have sharp teeth to help them kill prey, and they stay in groups for safety.
Do killer whales have adaptations?
Killer whales have adapted to be able to swim quickly. They also have sharp teeth to help them kill prey, and they stay in groups for safety.
What are humpback whales layer of protective fat and plankton trapping baleen?
adaptations that help it survive
What adaptations allow killer whales to suvive in their environment?
They have a thick layer of blubber to keep them warm!
Does the whales have special adaptations?
Yes - whales have many adaptations. For example - the respiratory and circulatory systems of a whale are adapted so that they can deal with the pressure when whales dive. The heart slows so that less oxygen and energy are needed, and the blood is sent to the places vital for survival (such as the brain). Whales also have a much greater concentration of red blood cells than land mammals, enabling them to store oxygen for longer.
What adaptations do sperm whales have to be able to dive so deep?
they use their heads as an echolocator to locate their preys on dark areas
Do whales have two brains?
No, whales do not have two brains. They have a single brain like other mammals, but it is highly complex and adapted for their aquatic lifestyle. The belief that whales have two brains may be a misunderstanding of their large brain size and unique neurological adaptations.
What are the adaptations of a whale?
Blue Whales actually have a lot of different adaptations. One is that, instead of teeth, they have small fingernail-like material called baleen on their upper jaws. This allows them to take a big gulp of water, and, using their huge tongue, push out the water and swallow all the krill that was in it. They also have something called blubber, which is what keeps them from sinking-blubber is less dense than water, so it floats. Blue whales' size actually helps them, as well. They seem quite threatening to predators, and this helps keep quite a few of them away. And that's not all. They can hear and communicate to other whales up to 1,000 miles away. There are many more, but these are just a few
