The longest ever recorded dive by a whale was made by a Cuvier's beaked whale. It lasted 222 minutes and broke the record for diving mammals. Other whales can also hold their breath for a very long ...
The answer is Cuvier’s beaked whales, which can hold their breath for at least 3 hours and 42 minutes – that’s the longest ...
This helps them use the oxygen they have in their bodies more slowly. Furthermore, beaked whales (which can dive for a particularly long time) have a streamlined body shape. Their flippers fit in ...
Hippos spend a lot of time in the water, but they can only stay submerged for around 5 minutes at a time ...
Hammerhead sharks can hold their breath to survive almost freezing-cold waters during deep dives, a study has found. The study, published in the peer-reviewed journal Science on Thursday ...