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If whales are oxy-breathing mammals, how do they survive so long underwater?
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To get the air a whale needs, it will breathe in while surfaced using the blow hole. Then, after the hole closes, it goes back underwater. This all happens rapidly.
If whales are oxy-breathing mammals, how do they survive so long underwater?
- The whale takes oxygen from the water and comes to the surface to blow out the carbon dioxide.
- Whales open the blowhole when it breaks the surface and closes it before submerging.
- Whales create bubbles underwater with their blowhole to use for oxygen.
- None of these
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