Animais - Mamíferos Aquáticos

a large marine mammal known for its impressive size, unique appearance, and remarkable diving ability

elefante-marinho, foca-elefante

an enormous marine mammal that is found in every ocean of the world and is considered to be the largest living animal

baleia azul

a group of large marine mammals that filter feed on small fish and krill, characterized by their baleen plates in their mouths, rather than teeth

baleia-barbatana, baleia filtradora

a large marine mammal known for its distinctive appearance, acrobatic behavior, and complex songs

baleia jubarte, baleia humpback

a large, black-and-white marine mammal known for its social behavior, intelligence, and adaptability, found in oceans worldwide and known as an apex predator

orca, baleia assassina

a marine mammal that resembles a dolphin with a rounded snout

boto, golfinho

a small toothed whale that turns white as it matures and is mainly found in Arctic waters

baleia branca

an intelligent sea mammal that looks like a whale and has a long snout and teeth

golfinho

a large, streamlined baleen whale known for its speed, agility, and distinctive chevron pattern, and is the second largest animal on Earth

baleia-fin, baleia de aletas

a small baleen whale that is known for its sleek body, pointed head, and distinctive white band on each flipper

baleia minke, baleia de boca estreita

a marine mammal that feeds on vegetables, found in warm coastal waters of Indian and Pacific Oceans

dugong

an order of marine mammals that includes dugongs and manatees, known for their unique herbivorous diet and aquatic lifestyle

sirenídeos, sirênios

a large aquatic mammal found in coastal regions, rivers, and lakes of sub-Saharan Africa, known for their gentle nature and herbivorous diet

manati africano, vaca marinha africana

a group of marine mammals including seals, sea lions, and walruses known for their streamlined bodies, flipper-like limbs, and ability to thrive in both water and on land

pinnípedo, mamífero marinho com nadadeiras

a type of pinniped that belongs to the family Otariidae, known for their dense fur coats, streamlined bodies, and ability to both swim and move on land using their flippers

foca-de-pelo, foca otária

a critically endangered species of porpoise found in the Gulf of California, known for its small size, elusive nature, and the severe threat of extinction

vaquita

a species of toothed whale known for their large size, distinctive appearance, and social behavior

baleia-piloto

a large baleen whale species known for its distinct appearance, long migrations, unique feeding behavior, and friendly interactions with humans

baleia cinza, baleia cinzenta

a group of elusive and mysterious cetaceans known for their distinct beak-like snouts, deep-diving abilities

baleia bico, cetáceo de bico

a marine mammal known for its distinctive appearance, with a silvery-gray coat and black spots arranged in a "harp" shape on its back

foca arpa, foca da Groenlândia

a marine mammal found in coastal regions of the Northern Hemisphere, known for its sleek body, spotted coat, and playful behavior in the water

foca do porto, foca comum

a group of marine mammals that lack external ear flaps and have shorter front flippers than hind flippers. They typically inhabit cold waters in the Arctic, Antarctic, and other regions.

foca monje

a marine mammal that belongs to the group known as Cetacea, which comprises whales, dolphins, and porpoises

cetáceo, mamífero marinho

a large marine mammal known for its immense size, distinctive square-shaped head

baleia cachalote, baleia de esperma

an Arctic whale species characterized by the long, spiraled tusk protruding from its upper jaw

narval

a large species of seal known for its distinctive inflatable nasal sac, or "hood," and robust body covered in thick blubber and fur

foca capuz