The Largest Blue Whale Ever Recorded, Far Exceeding the Size of Dinosaurs!

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The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any HTML tags is: "The Largest Blue Whale Ever Recorded, Far Exceeding the Size of Dinosaurs!"

From all the animals in the world, both on land and in the sea, none are larger than the blue whale. This giant sea mammal has existed for 1.5 million years and has roamed the oceans for centuries, even larger than the dinosaurs that once lived. They have an average length of 90 feet and weigh over 300,000 pounds, with females slightly larger than males.

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The blue whale is a solitary animal and usually stays alone or occasionally in pairs. They do not form strong bonds except between the mother and calf. Females usually give birth every two or three years and carry their offspring for twelve months. Even blue whale babies are very large.

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is as follows: "The size of an African elephant at birth: Blue whale calves usually have a length of about 23 feet at birth and weigh around 6,000 pounds, which is approximately the same as the weight of an African elephant."

The Largest Blue Whale Ever Recorded, Far Exceeding the Size of Dinosaurs!

Grow to human size every day

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is as follows: "Blue whale calves experience a weight gain of about 200 pounds per day during their first year, only drinking their mother's milk for the first seven months, and usually leaving their mother at around one year of age."

The following is the translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Giant creatures can be found in every major ocean in the world except the Arctic Ocean."

It is believed that some of them migrate to new feeding areas during the summer and return to warm waters during the winter. There is an area in the Gulf of California, also known as the Cortés Sea, which is believed to be a preferred location for blue whales to give birth and nurse between December and March, as there have been several observations of females with calves there.

The translation of the given 'Bahasa' text to 'English' while preserving any html tags is: "The size is larger in the southern part."

Blue whales in the southern hemisphere are generally larger than those in the northern hemisphere, and in all subspecies, females are larger than males. However, even the smallest - Pygmy blue whale - still remains one of the largest whales with an average length of about 79 feet.

The following 'Bahasa' text translated to 'English' while preserving any html tags: "Blue whales can also be found along the coast of Chile, but due to their unique songs, geographical separation, and genetics, they may be a separate subspecies."

Photo: Wikipedia/NMFS Northeast Fisheries Science Center (NOAA)

"How much Blue Whales eat to become so big?"

Because of their immense size, they need to eat a lot of krill every day to survive, and a blue whale can consume 40 million krill per day (about 8,000 pounds). The krill is caught in the baleen plates while seawater is sent back, allowing the blue whale to swallow the krill.

"The Largest Recorded Blue Whale"

The largest recorded blue whale weighed 418,878 pounds and the longest measured blue whale was a female measured in South Georgia, Southern Atlantic Ocean in 1909. This giant whale measured an extraordinary length of 110 feet and 17 inches.

Is the Blue Whale the Largest Species that Ever Existed?

They are believed to be the largest species that ever lived! This is an amazing fact considering that animals ranging from ancient insects to sharks, and reptiles have ancient relatives that are much larger than current species.

"The Future of This Species"

Blue whales have a life expectancy of about 90 years, and scientists estimate their age quite accurately by counting the layers of wax in the "earplug" of deceased whales. These "earplugs" form a new layer every year and are known as a reliable method for determining the age of blue whales.

"Unfortunately, although their numbers initially reached hundreds of thousands, now only around 25,000 of these gentle giants remain."

They are now classified as an endangered species.

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