How long is an elephant seals penis?
14 inches but the diameter throughout it's length is about 5 inches with a 6 inch tulip.
Why are pilot whales called whales if they are dolphins?
Some small whales are called dolphins, but small whales are still whales.
What traits do seals have to survive in their environment?
Does the manatee help shape the land?
A Manatee (also known as the sea cow) are not known to shape the land. There is no scientific evidence that this mammal has anything to do with shaping the land.
What sedimentary rock is made underwater from the shells of animals?
limestone is made underwater from the shells of animals. We know this because limestone also contains many fossils.
Do monk seals lay eggs or have babies?
All seals are mammals, and mammals (apart from the monotremes) have 'babies', they do not lay eggs.
Yes, seals like to eat lichens. They also eat fish, shellfish, krill and other foods. Some seals will also eat other, smaller seals.
What species of whale eat other whales?
The killer whale may take whale calves, and sometime pods will attack adults, but the killer whale is not a true whale, but is in fact the world's largest dolphin.
There are two sorts of animals called "Dolphins", one is a fish, the common dolphinfish or mahi-mahi is a surface-dwelling ray-finned fish found worldwide in off-shore temperate, tropical and subtropical waters.
The other is an aquatic mammal which, while breathing air, lives its whole life in water. Most species are marine, but there are also fresh water dolphins. Dolphins use echo locating sonar to navigate and catch their food and have special structures in their head and jaws to enable this.
How long does a pilot whale live in the wild?
Life span is about 45 years in males and 60 years in females.
An animal that eats seals is a killer whale. And sharks. And Eskimo's
Orcas, great white sharks
What animal eats a leopard seal from Antarctica?
Orcas (aka "killer whales") and large sharks are the only natural predators of leopard seals. Even large sharks become comparatively uncommon as you get closer to Antarctica since they tend to be rather cold-blooded and the temperatures slow them down.