The biggest whales can eat the equivalent of 80,000 Big Macs in one day
Microplastic pollution poses particular threat to filter-feeding rays, sharks and whales
How did the whale get its 'moustache'? | Evolution | The Guardian
Big whales eat three times more than previously thought — equivalent to 80,000 Big Macs, study finds - pennlive.com
Baleen whale - Wikipedia
What is baleen? - Whale & Dolphin Conservation USA
How whales started filtering food from the sea | The Economist
Filter feeder - Alchetron, The Free Social Encyclopedia
Before Giant Plankton-Feeding Sharks, there were Giant Plankton-Feeding Sharks. | Deep Sea News
The Limits of Ocean Heavyweights: Prey Curb Whales' Gigantic Size | Smithsonian Institution
whale shark | Size, Diet, & Facts | Britannica
Toothless whale fossil fills gap in filter-feeding evolution
The Oral History of Toothless Whales | Hakai Magazine
Creature Feature: Krill and Whales | the Shape of Life | The Story of the Animal Kingdom
How Baleen Whales Work | HowStuffWorks
Humpback whale foraging visualization video online! – Johnston Lab
Feathered “Teeth” Filter Food — Biological Strategy — AskNature
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Whales Use Stealth and Deception to Feed on Fish [Video]
Blue Whales (Balaenoptera musculus) throat inflated, filter feeding at sea surface. California, USA. Sequence 1 of 2 Stock Photo - Alamy
Plastic debris is now a bigger risk to filter feeding whales than OIL | Daily Mail Online
Big whales eat far more than scientists previously thought : NPR
