A young humpback (calf) would fear orca, the main predator of the calves. Orca grow to over 30 feet and are quite the ambitious hunter, seen taking grey whale calves with some planning and quick execution. They love to eat the tongues! Adult humpbacks have very large and heavy tails (flukes), which are their main weapons, and they use them efficiently, smacking the water or perhaps attempting to hit any predator (including sharks in breeding grounds) coming close to them or their calves.
Which animal has the largest hooves?
Horses, Rhinos, Elks, Zebra,Camel,Giraffe,Pigs, Water Buffallo, Donkeys, Cow
How does the Harbor Seal protect itself?
Leopard Seals, mainly protect themselves is by camouflaging. Their only known predator is the killer whale.
How long have manatees been endangered?
There are three different species on the US Fish and Wildlife Endangered Species List, plus one Dugong. But if you're referring to the Florida Manatee, it is listed as a State Endangered Species, but it is not list on the US Fish and Wildlife Endangered Species List.
Additional Information: The West Indian Manatee, was listed by the US Fish and Wildlife Service in March of 1967, while the Amazonian Manatee, was listed in June of 1970, both have a status of "endangered". The West African Manatee was listed in October of 1979, and has a status of "threatened". For more details, please see sites listed below.
ANS2:They are probably one of the most endangered species.Adult humpbacks have no natural predators. Man has severely affected humpback whale populations by killing them for years. By the 19th century, many nations (USA in particular), were hunting the animal heavily in the Atlantic Ocean, and to a lesser extent in the Indian and Pacific Oceans. This widespread hunting sharply reduced whale populations.
It is estimated that during the 20th century, at least 200,000 humpbacks were taken, reducing the global population by over 90%, with North Atlantic populations estimated to have dropped to as low as 700 individuals. To prevent extinction, the International Whaling Commission banned commercial humpback whaling in 1966. By that time the population had been reduced to around 5,000. That ban is still in force
sharks
Humpback whale feces contain essential nutrients for microscopic plants, such as nitrogen.
What are the adaptations for the harbor seal?
Seals have the ability to close their nostrils when they are underwater.
Are grey dolphins smarter than pink dolphins?
It is not complete how much exactly, but we can guess its 4% higher than ours. (Scietist estimate)
What are some examples of aquatic animals?
Dolphin, fish, shark, whale, turtle, etc. Aquatic is derived from aqua, as in water. So just think of animals that live in the water.
Clownfish and sea anemone are mutualism or commensalism?
It is mutualism because the anemone wards off the clown fish's predators due to their poisonous tentacles, but at the same time the clown fish wards off anemone-eating fish, also ensuring the anemone's survival.
Do you have to boil sea shells in order to put into your fish tank?
It depends. If your fishtank is for salt water then no. But if it's for fresh water then yes
What is a sea creature starting with g?
A Grouper is a salt water fish.
Also:
Rats will eat almost anything. If the fish were close to the edge or the pond wasn't deep, it would be possible.
What are facts about sea creatures?
A Clown Fish can Live in the Sea Anemone and not be stung because it is covered with a thick layer of mucas. Basically, it is immune to the sting. It's a win-win situation too because the Sea Anemone munches on the Leftover Food Scraps by the Clown Fish. Other than that, I have NO idea what some interesting facts about Sea Anemones. That's why I was on this Website in the First Place!
How do you think salt water affects the animals living in the ocean?
The salt makes them turn to pandas, and the pandas do stuff to the other animals. They don't exactly harm them, but the pandas sometimes like to cuddle up with fish eggs, and have a nap with them
you don't have to know where it is because it's right here now.
I had made an investigatory project entitled
The Effects of Different Types of Food on the Growth of Kataba (guppies)
done on s.y. 2011-2012
individual investigatory project
I-Special Science Class
Prenza national High School
it is only made in handwritten form
it cannot be found nor be searched in the internet but you can send a message to me through facebook
Mhel Policarpio
or follow me on twitter
@mhelpolicarpio
but send first a message to me
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another investigatory is not about the fish's food but instead is entitled
Lead-Acetate Induced Histopathological Changes in the Gills and Digestive Tract of Silver Sailfin Molly (Poecilia latipinna)
a project done in other country
Adaptations that animals have in the open ocean zone?
What kind of wildlife lives in Ireland?
Badgers, Foxes, Stoats, Red Deer, Irish Hare and European Hare, Hedgehog, European Rabbit, Grey and Red Squirrels, Bank Voles, Field Mice, Brown and Black Rats, Shrews, Bats, Otters, Mink, Grey Seal, Common Seal, Walrus, Whales, Dolphins and Porpoises',
Just some of the mammals, research further for amphibians, birds etc .. too numerous too mention
Walrus however are rare visitors, with only a handful of confirmed visits