Large-mouthed Arctic whale.
1But my favorite example of a long-lived creature is the bowhead whale.
2The former vertebrate record-holder was a bowhead whale estimated to be 211 years old.
3The bowhead whale has the largest mouth of any animal, but it does not use it to bite.
4Then, one day he came upon the carcass of an immense bowhead whale far north on the Alaskan shore.
5Until now it's the bowhead whale you've hunted, and it won't risk going past the warm waters of the equator.
6For instance, the bowhead whale can live to be 200, so three years is a short-ass time for one of those.
7So more research needs to be done into the bowhead whale populations to discover the likely impact of these plans on the animals.
8When your peers, Mr. Land, destroy decent, harmless creatures like the southern right whale or the bowhead whale, they commit a reprehensible offense.
9An Arctic bowhead whale has been recorded for the first time in Irish waters, some 2,000 miles south of its natural habitat.
10Scientists have stumbled upon a secret hideaway used by bowhead whales.
11Another complication is that it is difficult to count bowhead whales.
12We have seen them, a pack of hungry sea-wolves, surround a Bowhead whale!
13To their surprise, they sighted a number of bowhead whales swimming in the polynya.
14In the wider world it is deeply controversial, because it comes from bowhead whales.
15In waters further north live bowhead whales, the Arctic specialists.
16Bowhead whales are the pinnacle of subsistence hunting in Alaska.
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