Mammals that live in the sea

Scientific name for whales

The end of a whales' tail; used for power and steering when swimming

A whale's nose, which is on the top of its head

The air that whales exhale which can reach up to 30 feet high

A whale stranded on a beach

When a whale leaps into the air and then purposefully flops down on the water with an incredible splash

When a whale sits straight up in the water , sometimes turning in circles

When a whale faces downward in the water slapping the water with it's fluke

Thick layer of fat under their skin; used to be used for oil/lamps

The groups whales travel in when migrating

Has teeth, either a few or hundreds (dolphins, porpoises, killer whales, beluga whales, narwhals, and sperm whales)

Whales having no teeth, but has nestled plates that hang from its upper mouth (blue whales, humpback whales, gray whales, and right whales)

Called the "sea canary" because they make chirping noises

Whale which has a single, long horn that looks like a unicorn, called a tusk

The largest toothed whale; also called Great Whale

Bristly plates that hang from a whales mouth

Largest creature on the earth

Small, inch long, shrimp-link zooplankton eaten by baleen whales

Underwater vessels that either carry people or are controlled remotely

Fisherman who hunted whales

The process of using reflected sound waves to find objects; also called sonar

Can reach lengths of over 30 feet and are considered the most ferocious of all sea animals (mammals)

Has warty-looking bumps found on the top of its head and its 12 foot long flippers

Extremely social and intelligent whale, friendly to humans