Although the blue whale’s brain is large when compared to human’s, it is relatively small regarding its body size. Blue whale’s brain has a weight of about 7 kg (6.92 kg) / 15.3lb, which corresponds with only 0.001-0.007% of its total body weight. The blue whale’s tongue reaches...
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000 cm³, the sperm whale’s brain is the largest of any known modern or extinct animal. Its size is more than three times that of an average adult human brain in volume. Despite its massive size, the sperm whale’s encephalization quotient (EQ) is relatively low, at around 0.3...
(Centre) A density plot showing the distribution of the ratio between final ICIs in ornamented codas versus unornamented codas. Ornamented codas have a significantly different ICI distribution compared to regular codas. (Right) Examples of ornaments in the DSWP dataset.EThirty minutes of multi-whale...
Large brain, (im)perfect senses The sperm whale has the largest brain of all living animals.It can weigh 7.8 kg (17 lb) and have a volume of approximately 8000 cm3. Therefore the sperm whale`s brain is 5 times as heavy as a human`s brain. Although size of the brain does affect the...
6 Vertebral and costal morphology of Perucetus colossus (MUSM 3248, holotype) compared to that of other cetaceans. a, mean and maximum ratio of vertebral centrum anteroposterior length (CL) to mediolateral width (CW), computed with the thoracic and lumbar vertebrae of other cetaceans (Ba = ...
compared to ocean where they can swim freely. One the other side, in captivities, the space is limited. Comparatively, to how they swim out in the wild “orcas can swim up to 100 miles per day- a phenomenal amount, in comparison to the exercise they receive in captivity”(Cronin). Whi...
2). In order to ensure that the modeling simplification with regards to the thickness of the connective tissue partitions did not influence our overall conclusions and were biologically sound, we conducted a sensitivity analysis and compared the von Mises skull stresses of Model A, against a ...
. Paul Dudley (1725) 19.4.1 Maternal Care of Offspring Compared to other cetaceans, sperm whale females invest heavily in their offspring through prolonged gestation and post-partum calf care. These traits contribute to their slow reproductive rate. Weaning occurs over a prolonged period, with ...
Killer whales, on the other hand, use twice as much of their cerebellum and are one of the smartest marine mammals, with an intelligence quotient (IQ) of between 4.1 to 4.5, which is compared to that of a 16-year-old human. Sperm whales are smart mammals with the largest brains on ...