Narwhals

Yea they ate my face and i had to have a stich

The tusk is rare and difficult to obtain.

The tusk of an adult narwhal can range from 1.5 to 3.1 meters (5 to 10 feet) and sometimes longer.

Yes! The Tundra has a large plethora of narwhals!

The Narwhals tusks is just a tooth. It grows through a hole in its upper lip. it doesn't have any survival purpose. But used to joust one inother. i hope this helped u under stand why they have that "tusks"

Because they have to eat 56 lbs of oatmeal a day and Jupiter just ran out.

they have a symbiotic relationship with dinosaurs and ptaters

Narwhals reproduce through basic sexual reproduction. Typical male and female haploid (n) gametes fuse to form a zygote (2n). The only exception to this basic rule of reproduction is that the female narwhal can undergo "delayed embryo implantation." This means the fertilized egg does not begin grow and mature unless conditions are optimal.

This is not a conscious decision by the female, rather a result of blood chemistry that either allows for embryo implantation or dormancy in the embryo until such time that conditions improve. The exact process is not well understood, but is being studied.

Baby narwhals don't come out of the horn.

Arctic

Yes, a narwhal is real. Their lack of frequent, widespread contacts with much of the world makes them seem unreal, non-existent, or imagined. Pictures and photographs tend to add to the mystique by capitalizing on their huge size, and their unexpected appearance. But there are an estimated 75,000 narwhals to prove them real. Additional proof is their critical role as sources of food and ivory for the Inuit culture of northern Canada and western Greenland.
heck to the yess!!

The narwhal with the largest tusk is usually the one in charge of a pod.

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Not every living creature is a set age. If you meant to ask how old they can grow, it's more than 50 years.

they like the cold and the salt water

of course they do what do u think hunters hunted after elephants were not aloud to be hunted anymore......thats right narwhals were so never ever say they don't exist because they do they are just really rare to see.

It is a tusk.

Cold northern waters of Greenland/Canada.

Yes. A male narwhal is bigger than a female narwhal, and most female narwhals don't have a tusk.

They dont.

This Is From The Smithsonian

Narwhals have inspired myth and wonder but are still little known to science.

"Narwhals are hopelessly hard to see, never come when you want them to, swimming far offshore and underwater the whole time," she says. "You think you'll catch a whale in three weeks, you probably won't. Whole field seasons go by and you don't even see a narwhal. There are so many disappointments. It takes great patience and optimism---those are my two words.

It is called a Narwhal, which is a medium sized toothed whale, that lives in the Arctic. The narwhal males are distinguished by a characteristic long, straight, tusk extending from their upper left jaw. Found primarily in Arctic and Greenland waters, the narwhal is a uniquely specialized Arctic predator. In the winter, it feeds on mostly flatfish at depths of up to 1500m under dense pack ice.

The male narwhal is about 15-20 ft. long, with an approximately 7 ft. tusk, so it depends on the type of bus and the narwhal. On average, no, they are not.

The only (likely) interesting, unique detail about the narwhal's life cycle is that, for males, the tusk grows in during puberty.

In 1648 Tulpius first discovered a stranded narwhal in the British Isles area. Although it has existed long before this, it was the first in recorded history. The narwhal is thougt to be the source of the mythical unicorn because of it's long tusk or tooth extending from it's forehead. See the related link(s) for more information.