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The behaviour is called breaching. It's not just Sperm Whales that do this, whales in general as well as rays and some sharks do this.
Why? Scientists are studying the behaviour and aren't sure why they do this. One theory is it's a way of communicating to one another. Think of it as a long distance communication system. Another theory is that it's a method of removing barnacles and other irritations from their skin.
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How does a blue whale navigate?
They use vibrations in the water
How would you use spouting in a sentence?
We can see exactly where the whale is, when it starts spouting. The water began spouting freely from the fountain.
Should you put water in a jump o lene?
No, you should not put water in a jump o lene as it is not designed for water use and can cause damage to the jump o lene. It can also make it slippery and increase the risk of accidents.
Where does the phrase jump the whale originate?
Phrase" Jump the Whale" In the movie "Advise and Consent" actor Peter Lawford uttered the phrase in this context: "do you think he jumped the whale by having this witness testify" It was unclear exactly what was meant by this and it may not be possible to understand what this phrase meant in the context. It appears from its use that it should be a phrase understood by the other characters in the movie, and maybe by the public viewing audience, circa, 1962.
Would you use the word physiology in a sentence?
I plan to study physiology in college.
Does a killer whale have the same feeding structure as a blue whale?
The killer whale and blue whale have different feeding structures. Killer whales have teeth because they feed mainly on seals and fish. Blue whales have baleen or rows of filaments that they use to capture krill from the ocean water.
How do blue whale eat krill?
They use baleen plates--large comb-like bristles to filter it from the water.
What is a killer whale pectoral flipper for?
Orcas use their pectorals for balance, steering and for slapping the surface of the water to communicate
How do dolphins jump out of the water?
With the design of their flukes, also known as their tail fins, and dorsal fins a dolphin is able to jump out of the water. These fins are controlled by powerful muscles that allow the animals to leap out of the water and take in air that is needed for their survival.
How does the whale shark use water?
Well first of all, whales sharks live in water and their food lives in the water. Also they drink water too. I hope this helps and please recommend me!
Where you use the whale caller on SOS island?
after you've found the captain [last passenger] use the wrench to turn the knob to white whale. then use the whale caller. the white whale will take you and the captain into its mouth, then bring you to land. then you'll get the medellin
How do you use the word whale in a sentence?
The blue whale is the largest living animal. His car is as big as a whale. (exaggeration)
