Whales with no teeth are called baleen whales. Along with blue whales, these also include humpback whales, right whales and more. Some other types of whales do have teeth. These include sperm ...

Toothed whales, such as sperm whales, beaked whales, dolphins and porpoises, catch and eat their food using a variety of different forms of teeth. Baleen whales include the bowhead whale, the humpback ...

The small, large-eyed baleen whale used a fully developed set of teeth to hunt its prey. Scientists had thought that two groups of ancient whales evolved drastically different eating habits more than ...

Baleen whales evolved bristly baleen plates instead of teeth, which filter or trap krill ... animal behaviour that have given us a clearer picture about where rorquals’ evolution diverged ...

"shaking up the evolution of whales into a more accurate, truly global picture of what was going on in the oceans long ago." Most mammals have teeth in their mouth but baleen whales are an odd ...