The largest mammal that ever lived weighs more than 100 tons and lives in water?

Answer 1

Yes. The blue whale weighs around 200 tons and is on average 85ft to 100ft long. All whales, dolphins, and porpoises live in the water, collectively called cetaceans. The blue whale is not only the largest mammal to ever live, it is also the largest animal to ever inhabit the plannet earth. Its bigger than the biggest dinosaurs. They are found in all the world's oceans and are commonly found in groups of 2 to 4 members. They are the earth's largest predators, feeding on a type of shrimp, krill, that is many times smaller than itself. They feed by straining food through baleen that are like a mesh of hard hair. They can strain the surface of the water or open their mouth and take a gulp of water, closing their mouths and letting water through the baleen, but the krill don't fit through the mesh. Sometimes they eat fish, but they mainly eat krill. They are dangered, mainly from whaling, the killing and hunting of whales. They are bluish-gray, and sometimes yellowish-blue tent from skimming the bottom of the ocean. They mate and have one calf.

Answer 2

The largest mammal or animal that has ever lived is the Blue Whale. The largest one I know of was captured in 1953 by a Japanese whaling ship off Antarctica. This whale was over 100 feet long and weighed over 100 tons.

Answer 3

Yes, the blue whale--can weigh 100 tons and can grow to be over 100 feet long!

Answer 4

The blue whale

Answer 5

That's a blue whale.

Answer 6

Ok. What exactly do you want to know about it? Your question isn't very specific

Answer 7

whale

Answer 8

True.

Answer 9

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