Dear Amaranta,
Blue whales stay underwater most of the time because the water helps support
all that weight. A blue whale out of water is in deep trouble. Blue whales
stay underwater because that is where their food friends and family are.
Blue whales stay underwater because they have to.
Dr. Tom Ford
From: "Amaranta D. Contreras 5"
Date: Thu, 17 Mar 2005 08:52:04 -0700
To: tjfketos@rcn.com
Cc: "Holly L. Tomey" <
Subject: questions about blue whales
Dear Dr. Ford,
I learned that when it is cold in the North Pole and in the South
Pole blue whales swim to the equator. Why do blue whales stay underwater
most of the time?
Sincerely,
Amaranta
P.S. How can blue whales fit so many krill in their mouth?
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