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Scientists Reveal How Whales Escape Drowning When They Consume Food Underwater
The feeding process of whales usually involves taking in a large amount of water, how they do this without drowning could be an important question asked out of curiosity. This lung-feeding predator engulfs their prey along with gallons of water that are sometimes larger than their body.
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