10: Minke Whale
Minke
whales are the second smallest baleen whale species and it pronounced Minky. It
is measured an average 9.7-10.6 meters (32-35 feet) and its weigh estimated
around 15 tones. These
species have low range to live their life their age maximum is about 30-50
years. Minke whales are fast in swimming over 24 Mph.
Length: 35 Feet / 10.7 Meters
Weight: 15 Tones (Maximum)
Speed: 24 Mph (38 Km / h)
Population: 500 K (Approximate)
9: Gray Whale
Gray
whale is a baleen whale and their name called by whalers a Devil fish. Its length
reaches about 13.8-15.2 meters, and females are larger than males. They are grey in color
with some small white spot on their skin. It can swim 10-11 mph (16-17.5 km/h).
Gray whale calculated population between 20,000 to 22,000.
Length: 50 Feet
/ 15.2 Meters
Weight: 36 Tones (Maximum)
Speed: 11 Mph (17.5 Km / h)
Population: 20 to 22 K (Approximate)
8: Bryde’s Whale
Bryde’s
whales are the 8th biggest animal exists in this world although
bryde’s whale is a baleen whale. It is very similar in looks to sei whales and
almost as big. Its body appearance dark gray with white. Bryde’s whale swimming
speed as fast as 20 to 25 Km / h.
Length: 55 Feet / 16.5 Meters
Weight: 40.09 Tones (Maximum)
Speed: 15.53 Mph (25 Km / h)
Population: 90 to100 K (Approximate)
7: Humpback Whale
Humpback
is a baleen whale and that whales sing the most complex song and are the
noisiest whales. They have the longest flippers of any baleen whale. Humpback
grow to be about 12-16 meters But in few cases it can be growth (18 meters / 59
feet) and their weigh around 25-35 tones and it max up to 48 tones.
Length: 59 Feet
/ 18 Meters
Weight: 48 Tones (Maximum)
Speed: 16.5 Mph (26.5 Km / h)
Population: 30 to 40 K (Approximate)
6: Sperm Whale
Sperm
whale is the largest toothed whales. It is also called Common cachalot. Sperm
whale has a huge brain in among all of the animals that
weigh about 20 pounds (9 kg). And it has much weigh up to 63 tones. It is estimated
that there are about more than 200,000 lac sperm whales worldwide and maximum
figure up to 2 million.
Length: 60 Feet / 18.3 Meters
Weight: 63 Tones (Maximum)
Speed: 9 Mph (14.48 Km / h)
Population: 200,000 to 2 Million (Approximate)
5: Right Whale
Right
whale is also including in baleen whales species. Right whale consists of three
types, North Atlantic, North Pacific, Southern right whale they are similar
with each other. Right whale can maximum grow up to (18.3 meters, 60feet) long
and weigh up to 100 tones.
Length: 60 Feet / 18.3 Meters
Weight: 100 Tones (Maximum)
Speed: 10 Mph (16.09 Km / h)
Population: 350 to 400 (Approximate)
4: Sei Whale
Sei
whale is a baleen whale and it is dark gray in color, it is also known as Japan
finner. It is the fourth largest animal after the blue whale and the fin whale.
It can be swim so fast when it needs at about 31 mph. The females are slightly larger than males this is same
with all baleen whales and weighing up to 33 tones.
Length: 66 Feet / 20 Meters
Weight: 33 Tones (Maximum)
Speed: 31 Mph (50 Km / h)
Population: 57 to 80 K (Approximate)
3: Bowhead Whale
Length: 70 Feet
/ 21.2 Meters
Weight: 100 Tones (Maximum)
Speed: 12 Mph (19.5 Km / h)
Population: 8-9.2 K (Approximate)
2: Fin Whale
Fin whale is the second largest animal in the world.
It is a sea mammal and belongs to the baleen whales suborder and it is also known
as finback whale. After the blue whale fin whale is the 2nd largest living
organism growing up to (89 feet / 27 meters).
Length: 89 Feet / 27 Meters
Weight: 130 Tones (Maximum)
Speed: 30 Mph (48 Km / h)
Population: 80 to 100 K (Approximate)
1:
Blue Whale
The
Blue whale is the largest mammal it belongs to the family of baleen whales and it is also
known as the pygmy blue whale. It is the largest animal in the world ever
existed. Mostly large whales are found
in the Antarctic. But similarly we found different sizes of blue whales alive
in the sea, The most interesting
part is that blue whale are the loudest animal on earth their level of sound
reaches up to 188 decibels.
Length: 110 Feet / 33.5 Meters
Weight: 180 Tons (Maximum)
Speed: 31 Mph (50 Km / h)
Population: 10 to 25 K (Approximate)
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ReplyDeleteHi! I really enjoyed this article, thank you! I love whales so much :) I've found this video about sea life which has a great section about beluga whales in it :)
ReplyDeletehttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XvuxiWecImQ
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