Meet the hundred-year-old whale, the longest living in the world
Last weekend, on the coast of Vancouver Island, Georgia Strait, a hundred-year-old whale was discovered nicknamed Granny.
J2 or Granny is known as the oldest whale today.
Last weekend, on the coast of Vancouver Island, Georgia Strait, a hundred-year-old whale was discovered nicknamed Granny . Granny is now considered the longest "water monster" in the world ever recorded.
Granny is the oldest whale in the world today
Granny is a 103-year-old female whale, officially named J2. It is known that the average whale life cycle normally lives in the natural environment for 70 - 90 years, while male whales live for only 50-60 years. But if in captivity, these numbers are also significantly reduced by a series of limitations such as cramped living space, high exercise requirements, and a natural and psychological diet. family way.
Image of whale Granny, 103 years old
Granny was first encountered in the early 1930s. Later, when she became the mother and grandmother of a baby whale, Granny kept in constant contact with them despite being separated by the interference of human.
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