I think it is a term used in gaming where an opponent is extremely difficult to defeat.
"Balenoptera musculus" is the scientific name for the blue whale, the largest animal on Earth. "Balenoptera" comes from Latin and Greek words meaning ''winged whale,'' and ''musculus" means "muscle" in Latin.
if you mean the actual size of a sperm produced by a whale then it is unknown. If you mean by the species sperm whale then they can measure to 60ft. They can also weigh up to 50 tons.
Most people would say that it is the Great White shark, but it is really the third heaviest. The heaviest shark is the Whale shark at 13.6 tons (43 feet), and second is the the Basking shark at 4.5 tons ,the Great White reaches a mere 2.3 tons. ______________________________________________________________
It means its being hunted by another animal or it means its something or someone's food
When someone calls someone else a "skunk," it's typically a derogatory term implying that the person is deceitful, dishonest, or untrustworthy. It can also suggest that they have a foul or unpleasant personality or behavior.
It is a type of Arctic whale. It also means white whale in russian.
Giving someone a white rose means you believe someone is heavenly.
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To have white tea is to have milk in your tea.
If you mean 'Wales' (the country) - they're called Welsh. A 'whale' is a marine mammal !
No, they were originally called whale killers, as they were obseved by fishermen killing many other whale species. Over the course of many years, it has changed to killer whale. Another name for the killer whale is "Orca".
When a whale eats a shark or a shark eats a whale
Someone who is mean and controlling could be called a tyrant
I live in a building and someone keep putting white feathers in front of my door what does that mean
You should probably add some context here, but he's probably calling you fat. Sorry!
if you mean if someone does not believe in God, this person is called an atheist
it means someone favorite color is white (its the color they like the most)