Whale Information

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Whale Habitat
Whales live only in water, and tend to stay where it is warmer. This is why you will find them along the coasts during the winter months.
Whale Feeding
Whales are very large mammals so it is no surprise that they consume large amounts of food each day.
Whale Reproduction
Male whales are mature between 7 and 10 years of age. They have a cavity that their genitals remain in during resting and swimming so there isn’t a great deal that is known about them in great deal.
Whale Anatomy
The anatomy of a whale is absolutely fascinating, and one that you will want to learn all you can about.
Whale Communication
Whales have a very intriguing method of communicating known as echolocation. When you listen to the sounds that whales make to communicate, you will notice they are very unique.
Whale Evolution
Whales have fascinated us for a very long time, and you may have studied about them with the basics or in depth.
Whale Predators
Whales have no natural predators in the water so they have been able to live for many years in the water if the conditions are right.
Whale Social Structure
The social structure for whales is one that is very interesting. They are avid communicators.