Sehrish
Dolphins don’t have gills but have other organs to breathe smoothly. They are instead equipped with lungs that allow them to breathe without drowning. There are several steps that dolphins follow to breathe. Dolphins are not the only marine creatures that breathe through their lungs; even whales have lungs to breathe, just like mammals.
Vandana
Killer whales are believed to be more powerful than humpback whales and can kill them easily, yet humpback whales are also powerful and can attack killer whales in groups as well.
Sehrish
Yes, whales eat crabs. However, crabs do not form an exclusive part of their diet. The truth is whales consume a variety of sea creatures, including small schooling fishes, squid, other whale species, smaller shark species, as well as crabs. Some whales prefer consuming different types of plankton, mainly krill.
Sehrish
Blue whales are mammals that exist even today, whereas megalodons are shark species that went extinct around 3 to 4 million years ago. Megalodons were deadly animals who hunted indiscriminately and had a sharp, biting force to match up to their fierceness. On the other hand, blue whales are quite friendly and prefer feeding on krill.
Vandana
Like other mammals, whales do eat fish. There are two kinds of whales that feed exclusively on fish—the killer whale and the pilot whale. The killer whale has been documented preying on fish as large as an adult human!
Vandana
Whales are mammals, which means that they can sleep – just like humans do. It’s actually very simple-whales sleep like most other mammals, floating at the surface of the water as they close their blowholes and drift off to dreamland.
Atrayee
Beluga whales have teeth. They are toothed whales and are classified as Odontoceti. Belugas are found primarily in the Arctic Ocean, where they are the most numerous toothed whales.
Atrayee
Killer whales, also known as orcas, are toothed whales because they have teeth. Their teeth are interlocking and angular. Killer whales are known for grabbing their prey with their teeth. Furthermore, orcas’ teeth are irreplaceable and cannot be replaced once lost.
Atrayee
Blue whales come under the category of baleen whales. They do not possess any teeth. Instead, they possess hundreds of baleen plates hanging from their upper jaw.
Atrayee
The Meg was the world’s largest shark, and humpback whales are counted among the larger baleen whales. Both these creatures are unquestionably humongous, meaning they are larger than life. However, they differ in several ways; the most notable is their diet.