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Bookmark or Share- Pilot whale | Habitat, Size, & Facts | BritannicaPilot whale, either of two species of small, slender toothed whales with a round bulging forehead, a short beaklike snout, and slender pointed flippers. Pilot whales are about 4–6 metres (13–20 feet) long, with males larger than females.
- Pilot whale - IWCLearn about the two species of pilot whales: short-finned and long-finned, their distribution, behaviour, and conservation status. Find out how many countries and territories they are native or seasonally present in.
- Long-Finned Pilot Whale - NOAA FisheriesLearn about the protected status, threats, and population of long-finned pilot whales, a social and wide-ranging species that feeds on fish, squid, and crustaceans. Find out their appearance, behavior, distribution, and lifespan from NOAA Fisheries.
- Pilot Whale | Whale Watching HandbookLearn about the two species of pilot whales, their distribution, description, behaviour and conservation status. Find out how to distinguish them from other blackfish and where to see them on whale watching tours.
- Pilot whale - WikipediaPilot whales are large, dark cetaceans with distinctive melons and dorsal fins. They belong to the genus Globicephala and have two extant species: the long-finned and the short-finned pilot whale.
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