10 Lines Essay on Whale for Kids
- Whales are the biggest aquatic animals in the world. Whales are mammals who give birth to young ones and feed them with their own milk just like human beings
- The blue whale which is the largest whale found in the world which is of length more than a hundred feet
- Whale’s mouth can be opened as wide as 25 feet
- Once a whale opens its mouth, thousands of litres of water and hundreds of fishes gets into its body
- Whales do not have hairs on their body and their skin is so thick that it gets insulated from heat
- The life expectancy of whales is somewhere between 40 to 50 years
- There are more than hundred species of whales that are known to man
- Whales are carnivorous animals and eat small fishes, phytoplanktons and other sea animals
- The nostrils of a whale is called blowholes and they are positioned at the back of its head
- More than 2 lakh whales are found across various oceans and seas in the world.
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