At birth, beluga whales are 5 feet long, roughly 100 pounds, and dark blue-gray in color. Unmistakable as adults, their color lightens to white, and they have a dorsal ridge rather than a fin. Belugas ...

Although beluga whales are predators, feeding on fish, crustaceans, and molluscs, they’re also hunted by polar bears and orcas – also known as killer whales. Belugas lack the dorsal fin that stands up ...

They also lack a dorsal fin, a useful absence when swimming through ... as if they would be pleased if you chose to join them. Beluga whales can live up to 80 years. Mother belugas give birth ...

Instead of a dorsal fin, belugas have a dorsal ridge ... In Canada, this means many beluga whales take refuge in the Churchill River, which feeds into Hudson Bay near Churchill, Manitoba.

Scientists noted that one bowhead whale lived 211 years. However, a number of other species can live past 100 years, including blue, fin and beluga whales. The Independent is the world’s most ...

The park expansion would help protect nearly three per cent of Quebec's marine environment, including belugas, fin whales ... per cent of the habitat of beluga whales," said Guilbeault.

At birth, beluga whales are 5 feet long, roughly 100 pounds, and dark blue-gray in color. Unmistakable as adults, their color lightens to white, and they have a dorsal ridge rather than a fin. Belugas ...