Title: Narwhal - Facts, Pictures, Habitat, Behavior, Appearance, Information | Animals Adda
Headings: Narwhal – Facts, Pictures, Habitat, Behavior, Appearance
Narwhal – Facts, Pictures, Habitat, Behavior, Appearance
Appearance
Narwhal Habitat and Diet
Narwhal Life Style
Narwhal Lifespan
Behavior
Predators and Threats
Importance Of Narwhals
Narwhals Interesting Facts For Kids

Content: The sword like tusk which grows through the upper lip of them may be 8 to 9 feet long. It is not sure for which purpose the tusk is there. Normally narwhals use their spiral sword like tooth to show their dominance to female and also to attack in danger. According to recent researches, narwhal’s tusk is a sensing organ which they use to detect the change in the temperature, pressure of the water and to guess about the coming danger. The females are smaller than males and their tusk is less prominent than that of males. Narwhals also have another tooth inside the skull. Even some males have been found having two teeth. Narwhal Habitat and Diet
Narwhals are found in the arctic sea near Greenland and Canada and in the Russian water. According to studies, around 90 percent narwhals in the world are found in the Baffin Bay. The major population of narwhals travels a significant distance during the changing of seasons from summer to winter.