Paradoxical Tiger
Head Youngin of CatSet
This is borderline horrifying
Nature Brehs, Look At This Blue Whale
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This is borderline horrifying
Puts your existence into perspective.
Magnificent animal. Hard to believe the largest animal to ever live on earth, eats one of the smallest.
Magnificent animal. Hard to believe the largest animal to ever live on earth, eats one of the smallest.
The blue whale is the largest animal to ever live, in the entire history of Earth.
Even bigger than dinosaurs
Even bigger than dinosaurs
Amazing
Amerikan Melanin
Veteran
Whale breh chilling. Got his crew of remora fish with him just traveling the world. Seems lonely though.
General Mills
More often than not I tend to take that L.
"Whales are an extremely social and caring species that protect each other and nurtures their young; however, when it comes to having a lifelong mating partner, the short answer is, “no whales do not mate for life"
They GMB
Fred
Scientists believe that only male blue whales sing. Female blue whales choose their mates based on size,
Size really matters brolic whales win
Fred
Size really matters brolic whales win
Fred
RaspberryFitted
Boyz In Motion Member
their blowhole look like nostrils haha
EDIT: I am an idiot
EDIT: I am an idiot
Amerikan Melanin
Veteran
Oceans are going to be a big pond of sewage if we don’t stop polluting.
watch Seaspiracy on Netflix if y’all get a chance.
watch Seaspiracy on Netflix if y’all get a chance.
Paradoxical Tiger
Head Youngin of CatSet
People swear up and down they aren’t animals but when you actually look at other animals..........Scientists believe that only male blue whales sing. Female blue whales choose their mates based on size,
Size really matters brolic whales win
Fred
blue whales typically travel alone. But in late July and early August, they begin to form pairs, where a male will follow a female around for weeks on end. "I think this pairing up is sort of like dating," Sears told LiveScience, adding that sex between the couple isn't a foregone conclusion
Sometimes a second male will approach the pair, at which point the trio will take off in a kind of race along the surface of the water. It's unclear who initiates the race, but it's possible that the female does it to see which male is more physically fit, Sears said. During the race, the female's initial escort must keep up with his potential mate, while warding off advances from the other male — this sometimes results in physical contact between the males, including tail slashes and head-butts.
Hmmmm interesting.