Whales don't need to breathe through their mouths. Instead, they breathe through their blowholes on top of their heads, like the dolphins and porpoises.
Whales don't need to breathe through their mouths. Instead, they breathe through their blowholes on top of their heads, like the dolphins and porpoises.
Whales breathe in and out of their blowhole. They are unable to breathe through their mouth because the trachea is not attached to the throat.
Whales can't Breathe through their mouths, only their blowholes
Whales Breathe through a blowhole, a modified nostril at the top of their head.
They breathe through the blow hole on the top of their heads
Blowhole
they breath through the airhole on their heads
Whales come to the surface to breathe air through their blowholes, as they are mammals and need to breathe oxygen to survive. They also come to the surface to regulate their body temperature and communicate with other whales through vocalizations.
Whales breathe through a blowhole at the top of the head which has evolved from the nasal passage
No. Just lungs.
They breathe through the blow hole on the top of their heads
Whales are mammals, not fish, so they need to come to the surface to breathe air through their blowholes. They cannot extract oxygen from water like fish can through their gills.