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Tail of the Elusive Sperm Whale
Sperm whales are the largest toothed whale and the world’s largest toothed predator. They have broad & massive tail flukes, measuring as much as 16 ft...
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20 Amazing Sperm Whale Facts - Our Planet
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Pods of spermwhale come from a hunting Their main food are the giant calamari which can grow up to 8 meters. 📹: @ecowatch.discovery.mauritius #spermwhale #observation #nature #ocean #sea #animals #expedition #discovery | Discover Whales
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Pods of spermwhale come from a hunting Their main food are the giant calamari which can grow up to 8 meters. 📹: @ecowatch.discovery.mauritius #spermwhale #observation #nature #ocean #sea #animals #expedition #discovery | Discover Whales
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Learn About Sperm Whales🌊🐋: Did you know that sperm whales live in family groups called ‘pods,’ composed mainly of females and their young calves? These animals are known to establish strong bonds through physical contact, such as rubbing against each other. However, growing up in a close-knit pod can be challenging, and all the rubbing, bumping, and squeezing can lead to a few extra scars here and there. But these little ones are resilient and built to withstand the pressures of growing up in
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Learn About Sperm Whales🌊🐋: Did you know that sperm whales live in family groups called ‘pods,’ composed mainly of females and their young calves? These animals are known to establish strong bonds through physical contact, such as rubbing against each other. However, growing up in a close-knit pod can be challenging, and all the rubbing, bumping, and squeezing can lead to a few extra scars here and there. But these little ones are resilient and built to withstand the pressures of growing up in
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The Sound of a Sperm Whale
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