Nope. Those are humpbacks. I cannot believe the op bought it to.
I cant tell if your joking or not
The article and video posted by a whale researcher say they are Sperm whales,
Why are they called sperm whales anyway?
Nope. Those are humpbacks. I cannot believe the op bought it to.
Originally posted by antar
reply to post by IkNOwSTuff
The Dolphin seems to act like a whale too. What a beautiful story, everyone needs companionship, acceptance and love.
Do you suppose the whales think the Dolphin is a baby whale?
Originally posted by IkNOwSTuff
reply to post by metalholic
Nope. Those are humpbacks. I cannot believe the op bought it to.
I cant tell if your joking or not![]()
The article and video posted by a whale researcher say they are Sperm whales,
Why are they called sperm whales anyway?
It was a new volcanic island that had arisen due to volcanic activity, scientists had then observed all sorts of animals living on it, Im not sure if there was an abundant food source for them which is why they didnt feed on each other!
Im saying that maybe survival of the fittest isnt the be all end all theory that darwin claims it to be!
even evolution needs to be revised from time to time ! im saying that maybe there is more to it than just what we are told in Darwins theory of evolution


What are you guys talking about dolphin rape? Is there a video that explains this? How do you know its just not part of their mating? I've never heard of this before.
In order to coerce the reluctant females, males form groups of two or three – often remaining together in their search for sexual gratification for well over a decade. When they find a suitable female they literally force her to mate with one or more of the group, and have even been known to herd their unwilling consorts for months at a time, basically using them as their personal sex-slaves. Source