Narwhal
Narwhal
Monodon monoceros
Habitat
Narwhals are medium-sized Arctic whales, often recognized by the long, spiraled tusk found on many males. They have mottled gray bodies and lack a dorsal fin for life in icy waters.
Quick Bio
Narwhals are medium-sized Arctic whales, often recognized by the long, spiraled tusk found on many males. They have mottled gray bodies and lack a dorsal fin for life in icy waters.
Diet
Narwhals feed on deep-water fish and squid, diving to extreme depths beneath the ice. Feeding often happens in near darkness.
Behavior
They are elusive and quiet, traveling in small groups and relying on memory and echolocation to navigate under ice.
Fun Fact
The narwhal’s tusk is actually a sensory tooth with millions of nerve endings, capable of detecting changes in water chemistry.
Vibe
Mysterious, elegant, and otherworldly—an Arctic marvel with a twist of magic.
Quick Bio
Narwhals are medium-sized Arctic whales, often recognized by the long, spiraled tusk found on many males. They have mottled gray bodies and lack a dorsal fin for life in icy waters.
Habitat
Narwhals are medium-sized Arctic whales, often recognized by the long, spiraled tusk found on many males. They have mottled gray bodies and lack a dorsal fin for life in icy waters.
Diet
Narwhals feed on deep-water fish and squid, diving to extreme depths beneath the ice. Feeding often happens in near darkness.
Behavior
They are elusive and quiet, traveling in small groups and relying on memory and echolocation to navigate under ice.
Fun Fact
The narwhal’s tusk is actually a sensory tooth with millions of nerve endings, capable of detecting changes in water chemistry.
Vibe
Mysterious, elegant, and otherworldly—an Arctic marvel with a twist of magic.
Quick Bio
Narwhals are medium-sized Arctic whales, often recognized by the long, spiraled tusk found on many males. They have mottled gray bodies and lack a dorsal fin for life in icy waters.
Habitat
They live in high Arctic waters, spending much of the year beneath thick sea ice. They navigate narrow breathing holes in frozen seas.
Diet
Narwhals feed on deep-water fish and squid, diving to extreme depths beneath the ice. Feeding often happens in near darkness.
Behavior
They are elusive and quiet, traveling in small groups and relying on memory and echolocation to navigate under ice.
Fun Fact
The narwhal’s tusk is actually a sensory tooth with millions of nerve endings, capable of detecting changes in water chemistry.
Vibe
Mysterious, elegant, and otherworldly—an Arctic marvel with a twist of magic.
Quiz time
What is the narwhal’s tusk?
What is the narwhal’s tusk?
What is the narwhal’s tusk?
