Narwhals

Otters are animals that display a moderate amount of sexual dimorphism. The males tend to be bigger, and the females may have pink wounds on their noses from mating wounds. Otters tend to stay in groups of the same sex, so if you can identify the sex of one member in the group, it's likely that the rest are the same sex.

Just like any other sea mammal. Through their anus.

When a baby narwhal feels threatened it will start to rotate, the corkscrew thread on it's tusk acts in much the same way as a drill bit. If a predator approached the baby narwhal from the front the baby will drill through the beast.

This behavior is common amongst all narwhals however, due to their smaller size the baby narwhal may be able to squeeze it's body through the hole made by it's tusk and emerge out the other side.

Disoreintated and covered in blood and guts the narwhal will contintue to swim forwards for several hours afterwards, the parents being unable to recognise it by sight due to the bloody waters and the innards masking the babys smell will be unable to follow the child.

Lost and alone the baby will quickly learn how to fend for it'self or die.

yes but they mostly like all other whales and there closest relative the baluga whale they mostly use sonar

Usualy both parents care for the child

Just the one species, and they are whales

well no one knows

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Narwhals are endothermic, meaning they can regulate their body temperature internally, which is crucial for survival in their cold Arctic habitat. This adaptation allows them to maintain a stable body temperature despite the frigid water temperatures, enabling efficient metabolic processes and prolonged activity in harsh environments. Being endothermic helps narwhals conserve heat and is vital for their overall health and reproductive success in extreme conditions.

they may, but they preffer to bacon at midnight

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because they have high frequency sonar pings

Narwhals don't have a "tusk" the facial horn is actually a tooth that has grown through the lip.

Narwhals defaecate quite regularly, although it is unknown what it looks like.

no. They live in Canada, Greenland, and Antartica.

there r 100 left people we need to save them

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50

They can travel in pods from 10-100. The bigger the pods are, the more safe they feel.

Yes, they are. Narwhals live in cold, northern parts of the ocean. They will live at the northern coast of Canada, Russia, Greenland, and near the Artic. They can live in cold waters because they are warm blooded. This means their body temperature stays the same no matter the weather in the environment. This also means they could live in warm weather but they choose not to because the food they eat, live in cold waters.

Because no narwhals have horns! However, both male and female narwhals have tusks. Males are more likely to have two tusks, but you can't necessarily see a narwhal and judge its gender based on its tusk.

because they can

born alive not an egg..... a egg would sink

Narwhals live in the Arctic waters of Canada, Russia, Norway, and Greenland.