Bowhead whales follow daily dive cycles and may coordinate across long distances. The calls show efficiency, possibly ...

LIFE CYCLE: The lifespan of bowheads is not known for certain, but it is believed to be at least 70 years and likely more than 200, making them the longest-lived mammals on the planet. FEEDING: ...

The whale was believed to be around 130 years old at the time of capture- potentially making it the oldest living mammal on the planet. Although bowhead whales remain largely mysterious ...

Instead, the longest-lived mammal is a smaller, cold-loving one; the bowhead whale. Living in the cold waters of the Arctic, the bowhead whale can grow to 20 metres long and weigh 100 tonnes ...

However, what they captured was unexpected—a group of bowhead whales, a phenomenon never before documented in the area. The bowhead whale is the only baleen whale that lives year-round in the ...

The bowhead whale skeleton on display was collected off the coast ... But one of the main issues with marine mammal specimens , such as whales and dolphins, is a little stickier. Their bones contain a ...