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Aquatic Mammals
This section is for questions about those mammals that live most, if not all of their lives in the water. With specially adapted breathing abilities, these swimmers are some of the most intelligent creatures known.
1,031 Questions
Why breathing rate of aquatic organisms is faster than the terrestrial animals?
The breathing rate of aquatic animals is faster than that of terrestrial animals because the amount of dissolved oxygen in the water in much less than the amount outside, so they have to breathe more in order to get more oxygen
Which is the fastest whale in the world?
One of the fastest whale species is called the killer whale. Another fast whale species is called the fin whale.
Not often. Actual Eskimo tribes are allowed to but with limits. Leopard Seals are considered to be endangered from over eating and hunting.
The leopard seals would not eat humans because they eat fish instead. Which is good otherwise we could go to the place where they live which is in the Antarctic!
How long does a neuropsychological evaluation take?
Though the time required to conduct a neuropsychological exam varies, the exam can last six to eight hours and may span the course of several visits. But, can last even shorter than 6 hours
How intelligent are leopard seals?
sea lions are very smart because they can easily teach like human and they are friendly and unharmful.....
How can you tell a male elephant seal from a female?
It's really difficult, as the sexes are similar. Females may be slightly larger, but it is hard to tell.
What is unusual about the Seminole's tribe?
The Seminole tribe is unusual for its history of resistance to removal and oppression, notably during the Seminole Wars in the 19th century, which were among the most costly conflicts for the United States. Unlike many Native American tribes, the Seminoles never signed a formal treaty to cede their land, allowing them to maintain a significant presence in Florida. Additionally, the tribe is known for its unique cultural blend, incorporating elements from various Indigenous groups, African American influences, and a distinct adaptation to the subtropical environment of Florida.
How many whale can be born from one mom?
Generally, most species of whales have a baby every two to three years. A female will not become pregnant while she is nursing a baby, and her baby stays with her until it is between one and two years old. The number of babies a whale can have depends on how long she lives.
At birth, a baby manatee, also known as a calf, typically weighs between 60 to 70 pounds (27 to 32 kg) and measures about 4 feet (1.2 meters) in length. They are born fully aquatic and can swim to the surface within minutes of birth to take their first breath. As they grow, they will continue to gain weight and length, reaching adult sizes of up to 1,200 pounds (540 kg) and lengths of 10 to 13 feet (3 to 4 meters).
