Hi Rachel, we are so glad to hear that. If you have any other questions please write them below here and we will be happy to make a video about that one as well. All the best - The Whalezone.tv team!
I have found on an ocean beach and dried out, something I have never seen. It starts at one end looking like a feather but lacks the hollow center and feather fluff. 20 pairs of these lined up side by side are only about an inch at starting tip and twice that at the broken off end of an overall 6ish inches. These very in length 1.5 inch and increase in length by a half inch from first pair through the 4th before broken ends interrupt that sequence. Each pair regardless of size have opposing "lump
Pretty cool!! I was watching finding Nemo for the first time. I saw the whale in the movie did not have teeth but some kind of bristles. I was curious so googled and then eventually TH-camd and reached here. Perfect explanation!
Great job explaining! How cool that Grey whales are bottom feeders 😮
Thank you! This is exactly what I was looking for to help my biology class better understand baleen and how baleen whales feed!
Hi Rachel, we are so glad to hear that. If you have any other questions please write them below here and we will be happy to make a video about that one as well. All the best - The Whalezone.tv team!
I have found on an ocean beach and dried out, something I have never seen. It starts at one end looking like a feather but lacks the hollow center and feather fluff. 20 pairs of these lined up side by side are only about an inch at starting tip and twice that at the broken off end of an overall 6ish inches. These very in length 1.5 inch and increase in length by a half inch from first pair through the 4th before broken ends interrupt that sequence. Each pair regardless of size have opposing "lump
Loved it. Know some more on baleen plates I didn't know before. Way up 👍
Pretty cool!!
I was watching finding Nemo for the first time. I saw the whale in the movie did not have teeth but some kind of bristles. I was curious so googled and then eventually TH-camd and reached here. Perfect explanation!
Cool!
Do whales lose their baleen plates like humans and other animals lose teeth?