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How are the teeth of blue whale?

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Answer:

they are very krooked and spaced out so all of the krill goes in and most of the water stays out

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Are a blue whales teeth the a killer whales teeth?
No the blue whales have bristles like the humpback to act as a filter to catch plankton and krill.
Do blue whales have teeth?
No. Blue whales do not have teeth. They are one of the "Baleen" whales, having baleen which is a type of filter to help collect krill, plankton and small fish on which they feed.
What are blue whales teeth used for?
to see the size of the animal
Why don't the blue whale have teeth?
Blue Whales and Humpback Whales, (and a few other less known species) don't have teeth because they don't "chew" anything. They are "filter feeders". Whales, the largest creatures on earth, subsist...
Does a blue whale have sharp teeth?
no , asually blue whales have teeths but they are bot very sharp.the great white sharkvhas the largest , sharpen teeths in the hole ocean.