Where did whales first come from?

Answer 1

Mostly in Japan and the Faroe islands and Norway and Iceland.

There is a small amount of whaling by natives (Eskimos) in the far North of Siberia, Canada and Alaska

Answer 2

Well it depends on what breed of whale you are talking about and where their breeding and calving grounds are. generally whales have babies in warmer waters. do some research on the type of whale you are talking about.

On the other Era, whales originated from the Land; mammals that 'wave their tails' up and down, not side to side like a fish.

Answer 3

The ocean

Answer 4

Well it depends on what breed of whale you are talking about and where their breeding and calving grounds are. generally whales have babies in warmer waters. do some research on the type of whale you are talking about.

On the other Era, whales originated from the Land; mammals that 'wave their tails' up and down, not side to side like a fish.

Answer 5

They got this name from decades of misunderstanding research. They got the name because they have no natural predators and thought to be whales due to their size. It wasn't until a few decades later when it turned out they were actually a member of the dolphin family and the largest known member of it.

Answer 6

There are two main theories on this. The first states that all life on earth came from a few strands of amino acids that combined and formed the first single celled organisms that, through mutations and evolution, evolved into all types of life.

The second says that whales were created along with all of the other marine animals on the fifth day of Creation. They were made by the words of God.

Answer 7

blah blah blah the word whale comes from the scotlands and it means what an idioto