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Introduction
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Fact 1 - The blue whale weighs 200 tons
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Fact 1 - The blue whale weighs 200 tons
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Fact 2 - Whales communicate with unique songs
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Fact 2 - Whales communicate with unique songs
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Fact 3 - Whale migrations exceed 10,000 km
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Fact 3 - Whale migrations exceed 10,000 km
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Fact 4 - The heart of a blue whale is immense
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Fact 4 - The heart of a blue whale is immense
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Fact 5 - Whales breathe through their blowholes
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Fact 5 - Whales breathe through their blowholes
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Fact 6 - Whales swim at more than 30 km hr
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Fact 6 - Whales swim at more than 30 km hr
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Fact 7 - Baleen filters krill efficiently
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Fact 7 - Baleen filters krill efficiently
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Fact 8 - Blue whales eat 4 tons of krill a day
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Fact 8 - Blue whales eat 4 tons of krill a day
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Fact 9 - Sperm whales dive to 2,000 meters
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Fact 9 - Sperm whales dive to 2,000 meters
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Fact 10 - Whales have no visible nostrils
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Fact 10 - Whales have no visible nostrils
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Fact 11 - Blubber protects whales from freezing cold
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Fact 11 - Blubber protects whales from freezing cold
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Fact 12 - Humpback whales jump out of the water
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Fact 12 - Humpback whales jump out of the water
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Fact 13 - Orcas are the world's largest dolphins
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Fact 13 - Orcas are the world's largest dolphins
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Fact 14 - Songs attract whale mates
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Fact 14 - Songs attract whale mates
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Fact 15 - Whales use echolocation to navigate
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Fact 15 - Whales use echolocation to navigate
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Fact 16 - Whales hold their breath for 90 minutes
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Fact 16 - Whales hold their breath for 90 minutes
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Fact 17 - Whales once roamed the earth
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Fact 17 - Whales once roamed the earth
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Fact 18 - Whales have remnants of leg bones
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Fact 18 - Whales have remnants of leg bones
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Fact 19 - Orcas live in matriarchal families
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Fact 19 - Orcas live in matriarchal families
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Fact 20 - Humpback whales cooperate to circle fish
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Fact 20 - Humpback whales cooperate to circle fish
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Fact 21 - Sperm whales hunt giant squid
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Fact 21 - Sperm whales hunt giant squid
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Fact 22 - Blue whales prefer solitude
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Fact 22 - Blue whales prefer solitude
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Fact 23 - Whales sleep halfway to the surface
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Fact 23 - Whales sleep halfway to the surface
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Fact 24 - Whale calves consume 200 liters of milk a day
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Fact 24 - Whale calves consume 200 liters of milk a day
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Fact 25 - Baleen whales have no teeth
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Fact 25 - Baleen whales have no teeth
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Fact 26 - Toothed whales eat fish and squid
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Fact 26 - Toothed whales eat fish and squid
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Fact 27 - Whale blows can reach 9 meters
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Fact 27 - Whale blows can reach 9 meters
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Fact 28 - Whales migrate for food and reproduction
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Fact 28 - Whales migrate for food and reproduction
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Fact 29 - Humpback whales use bubbles to hunt
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Fact 29 - Humpback whales use bubbles to hunt
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Fact 30 - Whales use bubble nets to hunt
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Fact 30 - Whales use bubble nets to hunt
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Fact 31 - A blue whale's tongue weighs 4 tonnes
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Fact 31 - A blue whale's tongue weighs 4 tonnes
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Fact 32 - Whales communicate for miles around
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Fact 32 - Whales communicate for miles around
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Fact 33 - Whales change their songs every year
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Fact 33 - Whales change their songs every year
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Fact 34 - Whales inhabit all the world's oceans
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Fact 34 - Whales inhabit all the world's oceans
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Fact 35 - Orcas collaborate with strategy to hunt
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Fact 35 - Orcas collaborate with strategy to hunt
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Fact 36 - Bowhead whales live to be over 200 years old
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Fact 36 - Bowhead whales live to be over 200 years old
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Fact 37 - Whale songs change with the seasons
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Fact 37 - Whale songs change with the seasons
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Fact 38 - Whales protect calves in groups
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Fact 38 - Whales protect calves in groups
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Fact 39 - Humpback whales can weigh up to 40 tonnes
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Fact 39 - Humpback whales can weigh up to 40 tonnes
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Fact 40 - Whales sing complex melodies
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Fact 40 - Whales sing complex melodies
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Fact 41 - Whales play with seaweed for fun
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Fact 41 - Whales play with seaweed for fun
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Fact 42 - Albino whales are extremely rare
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Fact 42 - Albino whales are extremely rare
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Fact 43 - Whales have no visible hair
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Fact 43 - Whales have no visible hair
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Fact 44 - Baleen whales feed at the surface
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Fact 44 - Baleen whales feed at the surface
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Fact 45 - The ancestors of whales lived on land
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Fact 45 - The ancestors of whales lived on land
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Fact 46 - Humpback whales migrate from the poles to the tropics
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Fact 46 - Humpback whales migrate from the poles to the tropics
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Fact 47 - Whales use infrasound to find their bearings
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Fact 47 - Whales use infrasound to find their bearings
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Fact 48 - Curious whales sometimes approach boats
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Fact 48 - Curious whales sometimes approach boats
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Fact 49 - Whales play a key role in the marine ecosystem
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Fact 49 - Whales play a key role in the marine ecosystem
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Fact 50 - Humpback whales strike the water with their fins
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Fact 50 - Humpback whales strike the water with their fins
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Fact 51 - Whales feed by gulping water
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Fact 51 - Whales feed by gulping water
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Fact 52 - Blue whales are the heaviest of all animals
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Fact 52 - Blue whales are the heaviest of all animals
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Fact 53 - Whales can swim in both fresh and salt water
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Fact 53 - Whales can swim in both fresh and salt water
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Fact 54 - Whales have very flexible vertebrae
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Fact 54 - Whales have very flexible vertebrae
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Fact 55 - Whales hide their young from predators
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Fact 55 - Whales hide their young from predators
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Fact 56 - Whales sometimes protect other marine animals
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Fact 56 - Whales sometimes protect other marine animals
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Fact 57 - Whales detect concentrations of krill
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Fact 57 - Whales detect concentrations of krill
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Fact 58 - Whales can hear from miles away
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Fact 58 - Whales can hear from miles away
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Fact 59 - Humpback whales swim with their mouths open to eat
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Fact 59 - Humpback whales swim with their mouths open to eat
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Fact 60 - Whales never completely sleep
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Fact 60 - Whales never completely sleep
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Fact 61 - Orcas use tactics to trap their prey
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Fact 61 - Orcas use tactics to trap their prey
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Fact 62 - Whales swim at a record speed of 50 km hr
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Fact 62 - Whales swim at a record speed of 50 km hr
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Fact 63 - Blue whales consume 1 5 million calories a day
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Fact 63 - Blue whales consume 1 5 million calories a day
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Fact 64 - Grey whales dig for food on the seabed
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Fact 64 - Grey whales dig for food on the seabed
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Fact 65 - Whales vocalize to keep groups together
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Fact 65 - Whales vocalize to keep groups together
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Fact 66 - Whales have deep sea eyes
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Fact 66 - Whales have deep sea eyes
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Fact 67 - Whales don't have vocal cords, but they sing
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Fact 67 - Whales don't have vocal cords, but they sing
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Fact 68 - The whale chews by only opening its lower jaw
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Fact 68 - The whale chews by only opening its lower jaw
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Fact 69 - Whales filter seawater as they feed
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Fact 69 - Whales filter seawater as they feed
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Fact 70 - Whales have tongues as heavy as elephants
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Fact 70 - Whales have tongues as heavy as elephants
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Fact 71 - Whales can weigh as much as 33 elephants
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Fact 71 - Whales can weigh as much as 33 elephants
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Fact 72 - Whales play a role in the carbon cycle
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Fact 72 - Whales play a role in the carbon cycle
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Fact 73 - Whales don't have sweat glands
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Fact 73 - Whales don't have sweat glands
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Fact 74 - Humpback whales have a single dorsal fin
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Fact 74 - Humpback whales have a single dorsal fin
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Fact 75 - Whales have specialized inner ears
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Fact 75 - Whales have specialized inner ears
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Fact 76 - Orcas avoid large whales to protect themselves
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Fact 76 - Orcas avoid large whales to protect themselves
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Fact 77 - Whales hear better underwater
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Fact 77 - Whales hear better underwater
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Fact 78 - Whales have a circulatory system adapted to the cold
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Fact 78 - Whales have a circulatory system adapted to the cold
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Fact 79 - Whales have no bony tail fin
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Fact 79 - Whales have no bony tail fin
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Fact 80 - Whales use their tails to signal their presence
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Fact 80 - Whales use their tails to signal their presence
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Fact 81 - Whales avoid ice covered waters
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Fact 81 - Whales avoid ice covered waters
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Fact 82 - Whales hear low frequency sounds
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Fact 82 - Whales hear low frequency sounds
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Fact 83 - Humpback whales strike the water to signal their presence
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Fact 83 - Humpback whales strike the water to signal their presence
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Fact 84 - Whales surface every 20 minutes to breathe
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Fact 84 - Whales surface every 20 minutes to breathe
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Fact 85 - Whales change color as they age
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Fact 85 - Whales change color as they age
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Fact 86 - Whales accumulate toxins due to pollution
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Fact 86 - Whales accumulate toxins due to pollution
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Fact 87 - Whales sometimes play with fish
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Fact 87 - Whales sometimes play with fish
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Fact 88 - Whales use ocean currents to navigate
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Fact 88 - Whales use ocean currents to navigate
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Fact 89 - Whales prefer food rich waters
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Fact 89 - Whales prefer food rich waters
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Fact 90 - Blue whales carry fetuses weighing a ton
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Fact 90 - Blue whales carry fetuses weighing a ton
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Fact 91 - Whales have a thick skin to protect them
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Fact 91 - Whales have a thick skin to protect them
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Fact 92 - Whales form alliances between different groups
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Fact 92 - Whales form alliances between different groups
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Fact 93 - The whale dives quickly to escape predators
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Fact 93 - The whale dives quickly to escape predators
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Fact 94 - Toothed whales use clicks to hunt
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Fact 94 - Toothed whales use clicks to hunt
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Fact 95 - Baleen whales swim in circles to trap their prey
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Fact 95 - Baleen whales swim in circles to trap their prey
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Fact 96 - Whales rub themselves to keep their skin healthy
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Fact 96 - Whales rub themselves to keep their skin healthy
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Fact 97 - Whales shed their skin regularly
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Fact 97 - Whales shed their skin regularly
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Fact 98 - Whales change skin as they migrate
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Fact 99 - Whales make complex play sounds
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Fact 100 - Whales blow bubbles for fun
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Ending Credits
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