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How many meters is a lion?
im sorry i tried looking it up but no answers! My 'guesstiment' is about 1-4 meters
How many steps in 41.14800 meters?
To determine the number of steps in 41.148 meters, you need to know the average length of a step. Generally, an average adult step is about 0.762 meters (2.5 feet). Therefore, dividing 41.148 meters by 0.762 meters gives approximately 54 steps.
How many meters in 1 how many meters in 1000 centimeters?
There are 10 meters in 1000 centimeters.
How many feer are in 3.98 meters?
how many feet are in 3.98 meters
How many meters are in a mille?
There are 1,000 meters in a kilometer.
How many killer whales?
There are many killer whales in the tropical seas, like here's one that I know, it is a white killer whale, and a false killer whale.
How many blowholes does the killer whale have?
A killer whale only has 1 blow hole to breath from.
How many pounds is a baby killer whale?
A baby killer whale weighs about 300 to 400 pounds.
How many in a killer whale?
234
Is orca another name for killer whales?
Orcinus Orca Killer Whale blackfish
How many Killer whale species are there?
The killer whale is a species of the dolphin family; there are 5 types, based of geography.
Did Killer Whales get there name by being mean and killing people?
No, they were originally called whale killers, as they were obseved by fishermen killing many other whale species. Over the course of many years, it has changed to killer whale. Another name for the killer whale is "Orca".
How many names does a Killer Whale have?
2
How many calves does a mother killer whale have?
A female killer whale will give birth to one calf, every five years.
An adult killer whale can grow up to how many feet?
Male killer whales can grow to be between 20 and 26 feet long while females typically get between 16 and 23 feet long.
How many killer whales were there in the past?
free willy was the only killer whale in my books!
Who is stronger megalodon or killer whale?
I know that a megalodon is stronger. A megalodon was an extinct species of shark, and it was even bigger than a great white. A man that was five to six feet tall could step through its jaws without touching the mandila. A blue whale can be dangerous, but it is a slow-moving animal and does not have many defense mechanisms, but being hit with its tale could be fatal, though very unlikely.
