10 WHALES OF THE WORLD

Blue Whale: The largest mammal on Earth, known for its immense size and deep blue coloration.

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Bowhead Whale: Holding the record for the longest lifespan of any mammal, it can live for over 200 years.

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Beluga Whale: Known as the "sea canary" due to its melodic vocalizations, it is easily identifiable by its pure white coloration.

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Narwhal: Identified by its long, spiral tusk, which is actually a specialized tooth, this Arctic dweller remains a fascinating and enigmatic species.

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Fin Whale: The second-largest whale species, it boasts impressive speed and the ability to produce low-frequency vocalizations.

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Gray Whale: Renowned for its annual migration, spanning thousands of miles, between feeding grounds in the Arctic and breeding grounds in Mexico.

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Beluga Whale: Known as the "sea canary" due to its melodic vocalizations, it is easily identifiable by its pure white coloration.

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10 WHALES OF THE WORLD

By : Rohit P.

Blue Whale: The largest mammal on Earth, known for its immense size and deep blue coloration.

Bowhead Whale: Holding the record for the longest lifespan of any mammal, it can live for over 200 years.

Beluga Whale: Known as the "sea canary" due to its melodic vocalizations, it is easily identifiable by its pure white coloration.

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Narwhal: Identified by its long, spiral tusk, which is actually a specialized tooth, this Arctic dweller remains a fascinating and enigmatic species.

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Fin Whale: The second-largest whale species, it boasts impressive speed and the ability to produce low-frequency vocalizations.

Gray Whale: Renowned for its annual migration, spanning thousands of miles, between feeding grounds in the Arctic and breeding grounds in Mexico.

Beluga Whale: Known as the "sea canary" due to its melodic vocalizations, it is easily identifiable by its pure white coloration.

By : Rohit P.