It is called convergent evolution. When two different animals have to adapt to the same environment (both whales and fish have to adapt to marine environments) evolution will make them start to look similar, even though they will still retain fundamental differences. For example, whales are mammals, and fish are... fish
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Convergent Evolution is the reason. :)
Whales of different kinds eat fish because they just scoop a big amount of the plants and animals. Under research a whale do not look for food they scoop anything.
Maybe you mean whale sharks, with no e in sharks. If so, whale sharks are the biggest type of fish, let alone shark. They have huge mouths, like whales. They actually look a little like whales, which is where they got their name. They are not, however, whales. Whales are mammals, not fish.
On the outside, the fins of a whale resemble the fins of a fish, because they have evolved for the same purpose. But when you look at a whale skeleton, the fins look like arms and hands. That's because whales are not fish, they are actually mammals that have evolved from land-dwelling creatures with four legs.
No, although related, and look very similar, they are different fish.
Assuming you mean "roe", as in fish eggs, whales don't produce roe (eggs) but give live birth to their young>
well they look/study underwater animals such as sea turtles,fish,crabs,lobster,whales,sharks,etc
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Uncooked sprat fish look very similar to white bait but larger in size, Ive seen baby sprats in the supermarket which were also very small and look very similar to white bait.
In actuality, dolphins and sharks aren't related at all. A shark is a fish, while a dolphin is a mammal. They look similar because of a phenomenon called convergence. Convergence is when two unrelated organisms evolve similar mechanisms to cope with the same environmental structure. This means that sharks and dolphins look the same because that form is the best form for an aquatic predator. For another example, look at the extinct ichthyosaurs. They may look like dolphins and fish, but they are actually repitles that evolved from a land-based ancestor. their fin bones
Yes dolphins do look something like whales but whales are much bigger.