Killer WhalesBy John Winston

Killer WhalesThey live in cold places like north pole and the

Antarctica. Indian ocean and the parlor waters and pacific ocean. Most killer

whales live icy waters and around the northern south

poles.

Killer Whales Habitat

They live in cold places like north pole and the

Antarctica. Indian ocean and the porler waters and pacific ocean. Most killer

whales live icy waters and around the northern south

poles

Killer Whales Family

Killer whales family is called a pod. It can have 10 killer whales or less or even 50 whales. A killer whale protects all killer

whales in the pod.

Killer Whales Young

Young killer whales are born near the surface . A new born killer whales is

huge it weighs nearly 400 pounds and is 7 feet long. A killer whale born in its mothers bally for 13-16

months. Baby whales are called calfs. when a killer

whale is 4 years old, it can eat meat. In one year, the

killer whale will be ten feet long and weigh more

than 1,000 pounds.

Killer Whale Teeth

Killer whales have sharp teeth that are three-inch long and for teeth grape and teeth are helpful for

killer whales

How Long are Killer Whales?

A female killer whale is about 20 feet long. New born killer whale is eight

feet long. A killer that is 5 years old will grow to be

ten feet long.

Killer whales underwater

sensesA killer whales use a

hearings sight aid taps. They also have a special

tape of sense called echolocation.

What are The

Differences Between a Male Orca

and a Female Orca

A male orcas are bigger than a female orca. Male

orcas are longer then female orcas. A male orca

is called a bull because there bigger females

orcas are called cows.

How Long? A female orca is 20 feet

long. A new born orca calf is eight feet long. A orca that is 5 years old will

grow to be ten feet long.

How Big?A new born is nearly 400 pounds. A five year old orca is more than 1,000

pounds and wan a orca is 31 years old it will be

12,000 pounds.

BehaviorKiller whales have well

developed, acute of hearing . A killer whale

brain and nervous system. For the most part,

killer whales in the wild are visible