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Blue Whale

Published on Nov 19, 2015

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Blue Whale

Taylor Peterson - Earth Science Q2

Blue Whale

  • The Blue Whale has no natural predators (that we know of.)
  • Killer Whales can prey on a Blue Whale calf, however.
  • Trading vessels hitting blue whales.
  • One documented case of Orcas seriously wounding and killing a blue whale off the coast of Baja California.

Blue Whale

  • The Blue Whale gets its energy for eating Krill, or plankton.
  • The Blue Whale can eat tonnes of Krill in one swoop.

Blue Whale

  • The Blue Whale has a commensalism relationship with barnacles.

Blue Whale

  • The Blue Whale is 100 feet long.
  • The Blue Whale weighs 190 tonnes, making it the heaviest and biggest animal to have EVER lived.
  • It has a long and slender body, usually a mix of blue of grey - somewhat lighter underneath.
  • Three distinct subspecies.