How do whales eat krill?

Answer 1

It depends on the whale. Blue whales for instance suck in a bunch of sea water that has crill (little shrimp like creatures) in it, then forces the water out with its toung while the crill get caught in something called "baleen" which is like a huge filter (imagine pouring water through an air filter...its something like that. Other whales like orca's (killer whales) have teeth and east seals the same way a person eats food..although there is little chewing, its more like ripping the seal into peivec it can swallow.

Answer 2

a whale eats krill by blowing a bubble net and catching it whales eat krill by sucking in water and filtering it through their baleen, when the water goes through the baleen, the krill get filtered out, then the whale swallows the krill and gets rid of the water

Answer 3

Some whales are filter feeders, which means they take large gulps of water and use a special organ in their mouth to filter anything out of the water, which they swallow. Others are carnivores and hunt for prey like fish, seals, and penguins.

Answer 4

they open there mouth and suck all of the water in so they can eat plankton. humpback whales swallow water along with krill and prawn the size of a thumb
Humpback whales have baleen plates. They eat by straining their food through these plates.

Answer 5

Krill. Like from finding nemo :D

It eats krill.Krill is little tiny fish that whales eat. :)

Answer 6

they have very low acid levels in their stomach that makes their digestion extremely slow

Answer 7

they collect fish and they also collect penguins and seals such aseppard seals.