Bowhead whales are known to carry their calves on their backs to help them conserve energy and stay close to the surface for breathing. This behavior allows the calves to rest while their mothers swim, ensuring the young whales receive adequate care and protection from potential predators. Additionally, it facilitates bonding and socialization between the mother and calf during the early stages of life.
alone unless it has a baby then the baby will stay by its side Hope i helped : )
im pretty sure a bowhead whale can only have 1 baby at a time because i researched this whale in my 5th grade class......... but i dont know how many calfs it can have.......
The average life expectancy of a whale varies by species. Generally, baleen whales can live up to 70-90 years, while toothed whales can live up to 60-80 years. Bowhead whales have known to live over 200 years.
No, baby whales are called calves.
An orca can eat baby whales.
you can see baby whales in the atlantik
Baby orcas are called calves.
yes, everyone knows that. in fact just the other day i saw one walking down the street doing just that.
Baby killer whales are called calves, as are all cetacean young.
A whales baby/kid is a calf.
no
well it depends on the type of bird. some birds carry their baby's on their backs. others with their feet. it just depends on what kind of bird it is and what it's structure is.