Communication is one of the most important aspects of an animals life. It allows them to share their interests with one another, warm others of predators, find a mating partner and teach their offspring how to live among many other things. Without communication it is unlikely that many species would survive or live long healthy …
Whales are part of the cetacean species which is made up exclusively of whales, dolphins and porpoises. Information gathered over the centuries has helped us bring light to their evolutionary past which shows that these marine mammals originated from their land baring mammal ancestors and over the course of millions of years these animals evolved …
Unfortunately the answer is no, whales are unable to breathe underwater. Despite living exclusively in the ocean like fish and other aquatic animals whales are mammals which means they are warm-blooded, produce milk, give birth to their children (rather than laying eggs) and breathe air. Unlike fish and other aquatic species that are equipped with gills …
Whales are one of the worlds longest living animals. In fact whales (actually their ancestors) are believed to have existed over 50 million years ago. During the course of their time on earth whales have evolved from land dwelling animals to inhabitants of the sea. Although it may be hard for some people to believe these marine mammals began their …
