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Marrion Faber
Senses
Whale Senses – Sight
Like just about every land and sea animal on the planet, cetaceans (of which whales are members) have eyes and a degree of eyesight. Some animals rely heavily on this faculty...
Senses
Whale Senses – Smell
For a long time, cetaceans have been thought to have either an extremely limited sense of smell or none at all. This is largely because the olfactory bulb (a sensory centre...
Senses
Whale Senses – Taste
The sense of taste is, in general, not as important to all animals as it is to human beings. We delight in a range of flavours, even craving sweet, sour or...
Senses
Whale Senses – Touch
Whales and other cetaceans live in a world completely different to ours. Theirs is a cold, watery, silent place that they share with millions upon millions of other species. To inhabit...
Anatomy
Whales Teeth
In certain whale species, teeth exist instead of the baleen plates of other whales. These whales are part of the Odontoceti suborder of Cetaceans, which eats mainly fish and crustaceans. Some...
Anatomy
Whales Fins and Flukes
The whale’s body is, in relation to so many other mammals, bulky, weighty and, usually, quite enormous. Still, whales are able to glide through the ocean’s waters gracefully and with ease.
This...
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Whale Watching in San Diego: A Breathtaking Experience
San Diego, a beautiful city located on the coast of California, is known for its stunning beaches, warm climate, and picturesque scenery. The city has also become a hub...
Do Whales Live in the Gulf Of Mexico?
Do Whales Live in the Gulf of Mexico? Many people have asked this question many times over the years. The truth is that it is not quite so cut...
Swimming with Killer Whales in Mexico
If you are interested in the best place to swim with whales in Mexico, then I can give you some good advice. Not long ago, I went whale watching...