Blue Whale Facts – 101 Astounding Facts About Blue Whales

Facts About Blue Whales

Blue whale uses its vocal frequency not only to communicate but also to sonar-navigate in the dark deep ocean.

Today, there are 10,000 to 25,000 Blue Whale’s present in the oceans.

A fully grown Blue Whale weighs around 180 tons with a length of over 100 ft.

A Blue Whale is actually grayish blue in color until it is fully submerged under the water, and then it appears to be blue in color.

A baby Blue Whale measures around 25 ft, which is as big as a killer whale, the largest marine mammal in the Dolphin species.

The life expectancy of a healthy Blue Whale is around 70 to 90 years.

The Blue Whale can hold its breath for 35 minutes and usually holds it while in search of food.

50% of the Blue Whale’s brain will be working even while they are sleeping.

A Blue Whale swims while it is sleeping.

A Blue Whale’s call frequency can reach up to 190 decibels, while the loudest rock music sound produces up to 150 decibels.