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Bookmark or Share- Bryde's whale - WikipediaThe Bryde's whale is a baleen whale, more specifically a rorqual belonging to the same group as blue whales and humpback whales. It has twin blowholes with a low splashguard to the front. Like other rorquals, it has no teeth, but has two rows of baleen plates. Bryde's whales closely resemble their close relative the sei whale.
- Bryde's Whale - Facts, Diet, Habitat & Pictures on Animalia.bioBryde's (pronounced "broodus") whales belong to the family of baleen whales and are regarded as one of the rorquals or "great whales". They are dark gray in color with a cream belly. The bodies are very sleek and they have a close resemblance to the sei whale.
- Bryde’s Whale - NOAA FisheriesBryde's (pronounced "broodus") whales are members of the baleen whale family. They are considered one of the "great whales," or rorquals, which is a group that also includes blue whales and humpback whales. Learn more about Bryde's whale.
- Bryde's whale - Whale & Dolphin Conservation USABryde’s whales are found in every ocean of the world. However, as they prefer waters of 16°c or more, they limit their travel to within tropical, subtropical and warm temperate waters – the only species of baleen whale to do so.
- How the Gulf of Mexico Bryde's Whale Became the Rice's WhaleBryde’s whale (Balaenoptera brydei) is described from baleen whales caught by whalers working in South Africa. Bryde’s whales are named for Johan Bryde, a Norwegian who built the first whaling stations in South Africa in the early 20th century.
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