Narwhal flippers turn up at the tips. The upwardly curved flipper tips and the tail help the narwhal to steer through the Arctic waters. They also help the narwhal to stop.
A Narwhal can have up to 2 babies at the most.
Narwhals primarily move through the water using a combination of their muscular tails and flippers. Their powerful tail flukes propel them forward, while their flippers assist with steering and maneuvering. They are adept swimmers, capable of diving deep and swimming long distances in search of food. Narwhals can also swim at speeds of up to 30 km/h (about 18.6 mph) when necessary.
Flippers up!
The word "flippers" has two syllables. It is broken up as flip-pers.
No, they still have good numbers up in the arctic.
They use their Back tail flippers, moving it up and down. I think they also use their fins/flippers.. I dont know
The narwhal is called the "unicorn of the sea" because of its long, straight tusk that resembles a unicorn horn. This tusk is actually a protruding tooth and can grow up to 10 feet long in males. The unique appearance of the narwhal has led to this nickname.
A narwhal can live up to 90 years but it's much shorter then that in captivity.
A male narwhal is called a "sea unicorn" because of the long tusk that extends from its upper lip, much like a unicorn's horn. The tusk is actually an elongated tooth that can grow up to 10 feet long and gives the narwhal a mystical appearance.
Mask and flippers to begin with, then moving on up to snorkeling and... beyond...
A narwhal can live up to 90 years but it's much shorter then that in captivity.
Well if you were smart like me you would know that when the flippers make contact with hot water it vibrates and turns rainbow colored, Then the shark flies up and that is how rainbows are created