The Sei Whale is usually found in the Northern and Southern hemispheres.
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yes the sei whale does live with a pack I just found out google
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A Sei is a type of Whale, a fin is what fish have on their sides and top.
There is also a whale called the fin whale. It's also called the finback, razorback or rorqual. It is the second-largest of all whales. (The sei whale is the third-largest.)
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Joseph Horwood has written:
'The sei whale' -- subject(s): Sei whale
'Biology and exploitation of the minke whale' -- subject(s): Minke whale, Minke whale hunting
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The longest sei whale (Balaenoptera borealis) was reported to be 20 m (65 ft) in length, but average length is 45-49 ft (13.7-15 m).
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There are two types of whales that have only three letters in their name. The Fin whale and the Sei whale.
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•Bowhead Whale, Northern and Southern Right Whale, Pygmy Right, Gray Whale, Humpback Whale, Blue Whale, Fin Whale, Sei Whale, Bryde's Whale,and the Minke Whale.
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In order of largest to smallest
Blue whale
Fin whale
Sperm whale
Bowhead whale
Sei Whale
North Pacific Right Whale
Southern Right whale
North Atlantic Right whale
Bryde's whale
Gray whale
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Adult sei whales can measure to 64 feet. Newborns can measure to 14 feet. Sei whales can measure to 70 feet but rarely exceeds 65 feet mark.
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Mainly fin, minke, Bryde's, sei, humpback and sperm whales. these do come under sub species like Antarctic Minke whale and Common Minke Whale.
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Killer Whale: 9-10m(Male) 4.5-6m(Females)
Blue Whale: 25m(males) 26.2m(females)
Sei Whale: Average 16-19.5m
Southern Right Whale: 15.2m(males) 16.5m(females)
Humpback Whale: 12.9m(males) 13.7m(females)
Fin Whale: Average 20m.
Minke Whale: Average 9m
Sperm Whale: 17-20 m
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Did you mean the biggest? And on land, my top five would be the Reticulated Giraffe, the African Bush Elephant, the Masai Giraffe, and the Asian Elephant. In water the largest is definitely the Blue Whale. The next four may be inaccurate, so here goes- Sperm Whale, Sei Whale, Greenland Right Whale, and one of the most popular, the Humpback Whale.
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The male southern elephant seal is roughly about the same size as a mature bull elephant, with the exception of the African bush bull elephant which is a bit larger.
There are many type of whales, however, that are much bigger than elephants such as the blue whale, humpback whale, right whale, fin whale, bowhead whale, sperm whale, sei whale, finback whale, and minke whales. Killer whales (which are really of the dolphin family) and basking sharks are also larger than elephants.
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The male southern elephant seal is roughly about the same size as a mature bull elephant, with the exception of the African bush bull elephant which is a bit larger.
There are many type of whales, however, that are much bigger than elephants such as the blue whale, humpback whale, right whale, fin whale, bowhead whale, sperm whale, sei whale, finback whale, and minke whales. Killer whales (which are really of the dolphin family) and basking sharks are also larger than elephants.
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niche how organisms get what they need in order to survive. a right whale's niche is putting them in danger. because they live near the coasts, and they are surface feeders (food for survival) they are very easy targets.
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The smallest whale is the dwarf sperm whale, measuring around 8.5 feet long, while the largest whale is the blue whale, which can reach lengths of up to 100 feet.
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Mammal Species under NMFS Jurisdiction: Blue Whale, Bowhead Whale, Chinese River Dolphin, Fin Whale, Gray Whale, Gulf of CA harbor porpoise/vaquita, Humpback Whale, Indus River dolphin, Killer Whale, North Atlantic right Whale, North Pacific right Whale, Sei Whale, Southern right Whale, Sperm Whale, Caribbean fur Seal, Guadalupe Fur Seal, Hawaiian Monk Seal, Mediterranean Monk Seal, Saimaa Seal, Steller Sea Lion (Eastern and Western) This goes on to turtles, fish, and invertebrates, along with a list of candidates. If this is what you are asking about "gbr"?
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they both are whales.
they both are mammals.
they both live in the ocean.
They both eat fish.
They both nurse their young, are endo-thermic, breath air.
They all have blubber.
they are carnivorous
their tails are connected horizontally, and move in an up and down motion
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Killer whales. They have been reported attacking sei whales off Argentina.
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The duration of Lo vedi come sei... lo vedi come sei? is 1.25 hours.
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Yes, Whale species are seen in the Antarctic Ocean such as The Blue, Fin, Humpback, Minke, Orca, Southern Right, Sei, Sperm .
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There are 13 species of great whales many of which exist as separate populations in the North Atlantic, North Pacific and Southern Hemisphere oceans: Bowhead (or Greenland right whale), North Atlantic right whale, North Pacific right whale, Southern right whale, Gray whale, Blue whale, Fin whale, Sei whale, Bryde's whale, Common minke whale, Antarctic minke whale, Humpback whale and Sperm whale. The first twelve of these are baleen (whalebone) whales, filter feeders with baleen plates instead of teeth and the sperm whale is the largest toothed whale.
Out of these species of whales eight of them are classed as 'endangered' species and one classed as 'vulnerable' species. The rest have either been classed as 'least concerned' or 'Data Deficient'. DD means no sufficient data about that particular species to make a valid classification of the conservation status/threat the species is in. However, for the whales that is classed as 'DD' is most likely either threatened of a vulnerable species.
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Sei filippino? or Sei delle Filippine?
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The population of SEI Investments Company is 2,400.
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