The answer as to whether or not whales can sneeze requires going into a bit more depth than giving a simple yes or no answer, as whales breathe differently than land animals. Humans are unconscious breathers meaning we do not have to think about breathing or manually control our breathing. When a human sneezes, it …
Believe it or not, whales can acquire rabies. However, the likelihood of a whale catching rabies is immensely low. Since whales live in the sea and are not likely to be bitten by a land-dwelling animal, the opportunity for a whale to catch rabies disease is almost non-existent. With that said, a whale could catch …
Yes, dolphins are placental mammals/animals. Dolphins are similar to land mammals and other marine mammals in several ways and share many of the same characteristics. It includes being warm-blooded animals, requiring oxygen to breathe, going through a pregnancy period, giving birth to their young, and producing milk which they use to nurse and feed their …
No, whales do not lay eggs. In fact whales are marine mammals, which means they share many of the same distinctive features as other mammalian species. Some of these features include breathing air, going through pregnancy (commonly referred to as a gestation period) and giving birth, being born with hair (some species of whale actually …
Yes, whales are placental animals and give birth to their young, just like humans and land mammals. Whales, dolphins, and porpoises are all mammals, and just like land mammals, these animals share many of the same characteristics. It includes giving birth, producing milk to feed their young, being warm-blooded, and requiring oxygen to survive. One …
