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Blue whales primarily feed on small shrimp-like animals called krill, which they consume in vast quantities. They store energy by accumulating blubber, a thick layer of fat beneath their skin, which provides insulation and energy reserves. During feeding season, they can consume up to 4 tons of krill daily, and their bodies convert this energy into blubber for use during migration or times of scarcity. Unlike typical food storage, blue whales rely on their blubber as a means to store energy rather than physically storing food.
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What do blue whale do when they don't have food?
When a blue whale doesn't have food, it swims somewhere else, in search of food.
Is the blue whale dead?
yes the blue whale is dead because of food
Blue whales feeding chain?
{| ! colspan="5" | The Food Chain of a Blue Whale | Blue whale Zooplankton Phytoplankton |}
How does a blue whale eat their food?
by eating
Where does a blue whale finds its food?
In the bottom of the ocean.
Why do killer whales kill living things?
For food. The Killer Whale is the only known whale to kill the blue whale.
What animal eats three tons of food daily?
The Blue Whale
Is the blue whale a toothed whale or a ballen whale?
The blue whale is a baleen whale.
How are blue whale and whale shark the same?
Blue Whales are the biggest mammals and the Whale Shark is the biggest fish. Also, both are filter feeders, straining their food from the water in the form of plankton and krill.
Which is larger a blue whale or a gray whale?
Blue Whale
How does blue whale extinction affect the world?
1. No one is going to be able to see the blue whales 2. it effects the food chain because all of the things that the blue whale eats , it cant eat anymore
Which whale is bigger the blue whale or the whale shark?
The blue whale. Technically the whale shark isn't acually a whale, but in fact the worlds largest fish (shark). The blue whale, also happens to be the largest animal (mammal) on the planet.The blue whale is nearly twice the size of the whale shark, to 90 feet or more.
