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What large marine mammal has whiskers and prominent tusks?
A walrus has ivory tusks. A narwhal has a single ivory tusk.
What is the latin name for narwhals?
The Latin name for narwhals is Monodon monoceros. This marine mammal is known for its long, spiral tusk, which is actually an elongated tooth. Narwhals are primarily found in Arctic waters and are closely related to belugas. They play a vital role in the ecosystem and are often studied for their unique adaptations to cold environments.
What is Alaska's animal?
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What sea mammal has a long tusk and blow hole?
Narwhal .
What kind a mammal is a whale?
Whales and dolphins are Cetaceans..
What is the Classification of polar bear?
marine mammal marine mammal
What's the name of a whale with a long tusk?
The whale that has a distinctive tusk is a narwhal it is native to the arctic ocean
When was The Marine Mammal Center created?
The Marine Mammal Center was created in 1975.
What is the national marine mammal of Mexico?
The Vaquita is the national marine mammal of Mexico.
When was Marine Mammal Stranding Center created?
Marine Mammal Stranding Center was created in 1978.
When was Northcoast Marine Mammal Center created?
Northcoast Marine Mammal Center was created in 1984.
Why do narwhals have a giant tooth on their face?
Narwhals possess a long, spiral tusk, which is actually an elongated tooth, primarily found in males. This tusk is believed to play a role in social interactions, mating displays, and establishing dominance among males. Additionally, it may serve as a sensory organ, helping narwhals detect changes in their environment. The tusk's unique shape and function have made it a subject of fascination and research in marine biology.
