Mammals
All mammals have this fuzzy stuff growing on their body.
What is hair?
This is the hole from which whales breathe.
What is a spiracle or a blowhole?
Toothed whales are usually this in size compared to baleen whales.
What is smaller?
What is plankton or krill?
This is the fatty substance on a whale that was used for lamp oil.
What is blubber?
All mammals do this, which produces offspring.
What is give birth to live young.
These are the two parts of a whale's tail.
What are flukes?
This toothed whale is the largest.
What are sperm whales?
Baleen whales do not have teeth to chew, but rather do this.
What is filter their food?
This was used to make corsets for women.
What is baleen?
All mammals provide this food for their young.
What is milk?
These two fins are on both sides of a whale.
What are pectorals?
Toothed whales have this many blowholes.
What is one?
A blue whale can grow up to this number of feet.
What is 100 ft?
This whale was the easiest to hunt.
What is the Right whale?
All mammals are described as this kind of blooded animal.
What is warm-blooded.
These are the folds on the underside of a whale that expand when water is taken in.
What are ventral pleats?
These toothed whales are white and blow bubble rings.
What are beluga whales?
These whales are nicknamed "devilfish," and are black with white markings.
What are gray whales?
This is the weapon whalers would use to catch a whale.
What is a harpoon?
All mammals breathe this.
What is air?
This is the upper jaw of a whale.
What is the rostrum?
These toothed whales work together to surround their prey then attack.
What are killer whales?
These baleen whales have a U-shaped mouth and lots of large barnacle spots.
What is a right whale?
These types of gray whales have gone extinct.
What are Atlantic Gray whales?