Blue Whale



Blue Whales are the largest animals living on world. They can grow more than 100 feet long. Their tongues weight as an elephant weight and their hearts as an automobile.  They have the biggest babies on the earth. Blue Whales do not have teeth. They have  270-395 plates on side of their jaw. 
The global Blue Whale population is estimated to be 5000-15000(in 2018). Over 1000 whales are killed per year for human purposes. Blue Whale can reach 20 Km per hours. They look in blue in underwater but they are actually blue-gray in the surface                                                     
Common NameBlue Whale
Scientific NameBalaenoptera musculus     
TypeMammals
DietCarnivore
Group NamePod
Average life span in the wild80 to 90 years
Size82 to 105 feet
WeightUp to 200 tons

Scientific classification about blue whale.
Kingdom Animalia
Phulum Chordata     
class Mamalia
Order Artiodactyla
Family Balaenopteridae
Genus Balaenoptera
Species musculus

Blue Whale size relative to the bus.

Blue Whale skeleton.

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Blue Whale Heart.
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