Whales

Most whales are considered to be picky about what they eat. Gray whales are the only ones that are known as not being picky and can eat pretty much any type of food.

Cheetahs eat primarily hoofed mammals weighing less than 90 pounds, including gazelles and young wildebeest. They will also eat smaller game such as hares, warthogs, and birds.They consume 2-30 pounds of food per day.

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because when humans developed the ability to speak they started to communicate

and they built these little houses rather than live in trees. they learned after a long, long, long, long, long, time they could make technology and better houses. no animal could ever do that, so the human was considered to be the smartest animals on earth.

Yes, a Beluga is a cetacean, and a mammal.

Blue Whales actually have a lot of different adaptations. One is that, instead of teeth, they have small fingernail-like material called baleen on their upper jaws. This allows them to take a big gulp of water, and, using their huge tongue, push out the water and swallow all the krill that was in it. They also have something called blubber, which is what keeps them from sinking-blubber is less dense than water, so it floats. Blue whales' size actually helps them, as well. They seem quite threatening to predators, and this helps keep quite a few of them away. And that's not all. They can hear and communicate to other whales up to 1,000 miles away. There are many more, but these are just a few

Whales do not lay eggs, they give birth to live young.

There are no pros, so most nations just don't do it.

The Antarctic treaty prohibits whaling south of 60 degrees South Latitude. There are nations that violate the treaty, and recourse waits.

For killer whales, the answer is....practically everything. That makes it sound like they'll eat anything, and they will, but not always willingly. Orcas in different parts of the world eat different things, and that's all they eat. The obvious example of particular eating is the residents (salmon-eaters) and transients (mammal-eaters) of BC. But orcas in other parts of the world are also specialized eaters, and this is what makes them unique. Since other countries haven't studied orcas as extensively as BC, much of what we know of orcas around the world has come from their diet.

The blue whale has several adaptations that help it survive in its habitat. They include blubber for warmth, a sleek shape for swimming and they never need to sleep.

Yes, a chiton is indeed a herbivore. This marine mollusk eats bacteria, diatoms, algae, and bryozoans. Most species are grazers but some are predators.

They don't eat fish. Gray Whales feed on benthic crustaceans that are found on the sea bed. The whale scoops up sediments from the sea floor and filters out edible particles and feeds on them. Crustaceans like Krill, small lobster, shrimp etc would form the food chain of the gray whale.

Southern Right whales eat 400kg of food a day.It eats krill and plankton.

The orca is actually not a true whale, but is a member of the dolphin family. Strange, perhaps, but true. Though it isn't actually a whale, the killer whale or orca, is an apex predator. It eats whales, sea lions and seals, but really has few enemies other than man. It is an efficient predator that can learn quickly, and it is smart and adaptable. The orca is one of the most lethal hunters in the seas.

For more information, a link is provided to the Wikipedia article on the Orca.

You need to get the specimen looked at/identified by a marine biologist. If it is Ambergris (whale vomit) it will be valuable so make sure you take it it a reputable expert.

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In Southeast Alaska, mainly humpbacks. You can also see killer whales and Dall's and harbor porpoises. In Cook Inlet you can see beluga whales. Off Kodiak Island you can see fin and humpback whales. In northern Alaska, you can see bowhead whales.

baleen is a family name of 14 whales. The total population of all 14 is between 1.41 Million and 2.451 Million. However, this doesn't include Omura Whales as there is no known population of them.

Species endangerment is when the population is reduced below a point where it is sustainable. When the species is below this point, it can be reduced to the point to extinction.

because whales are afraid of the colour yellow and if they were yellow they would be scared away from each other and be prime targets for shark attacks.

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killer whales are mammels there for need to come up to take in air.fish however can breath under water.fish also lay eggs but killer whales and dolphins give birth to a smaller version of themselves

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I think you might mean 'gunwale,' which is the top edge of the side of a boat.

They use there skin

No. It is the largest carnivorous fish known to have existed, and quite possibly the largest shark to have ever lived. It is believed that the average size of the megalodon was between 12 metres (39 ft) and 18 metres (59 ft).

But the size of a modern female blue whale is over 30 mtrs (115 feet) which makes so far as we know the largest animal that has ever existed. ( Until we find fossils of something bigger).

So the Megalodon was probably bigger than some smaller whales but not the Blue whale.

Also since sharks don't have a bony skeleton this size is an estimation based on the assumption that the size to tooth ratio is the same of present large sharks but this could be in error.

It depends on the weight of the cows in question, and the weight of the whale itself. The average adult blue whale weighs about 180 tons. So, if the cows have an average weight of 1,000 lbs, then it would take 403.2 of them to equal the gross weight of a Blue Whale.

Killing whales is bad because there are very few left today, killing could cause them to become extinct. When a species goes extinct, it often effects the structure and behavior of the environment in which the species lived, as well it is a loss to the culture and extent of biology in our world.