Значения термина baleen whale на английском

The Byrde's whale fills a unique ecological niche as the Gulf's only resident baleen whale.

They are hunting a great baleen whale, one of the largest animals that has ever lived.

A species of baleen whale, Bryde's whales are found in the warm waters of several oceans.

Gaudreau looked as sexy as a baleen whale.

When chased by orcas, certain species of baleen whale are known to try to outswim their pursuers.

Thanks to the mindless, barbaric bloodthirstiness of fishermen, the last baleen whale will someday disappear from the ocean.

It was the Canadian-onthis topic he was never mistaken-whosighted a baleen whale on the eastern horizon.

That baleen whale kept coming closer.

But his anger was diverted by the sight of a baleen whale that the Nautilus had pulled alongside of just then.

The humpback is a baleen whale, a filter feeder that strains shrimp-like krill, tiny fish, or plankton through its baleen plates.

The preparation of cetacean, in particular baleen whale, skeletons presents a great challenge due to their high lipid content and uncommon size.

A new genus of baleen whale has been identified in New Zealand, providing new insight into the prehistoric ancestors of modern day whales.

I also saw myriads of those northernmost sea butterflies three centimeters long, which a baleen whale can swallow by the thousands in one gulp.

One day we were chased by the longboats of a whaling vessel, which undoubtedly viewed us as some enormous baleen whale of great value.

Head of the paleontological team at San Diego's Natural History Museum, Sarah Siren, said the discovery of the three-million-year-old baleen whale was a unique find.

The Byrde's whale, a baleen whale related to blue and humpback whales, can weigh more than 45 tons and grow to 40 feet in length.