North Atlantic right whale skeleton, skeleton specimen from the Danish Museum of Natural History
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The North Atlantic right whale (scientific name: Eubalaena glacialis) is a species of whale belonging to the genus Eubalaena. Currently, there are approximately 400 North Atlantic right whales living in the waters of the North Atlantic. No dorsal fins, with many warts on the head, the largest located on the back, called a cap, which can reach up to 30 centimeters in height. Two jet holes must be narrow and long. Black all over, pale on the abdomen, with irregular white spots. Due to excessive hunting around the world, it is on the brink of extinction and has been listed as one of the six whale species in the world at risk of extinction. In the 1940s, hunting was completely banned and it was designated as a national second level key protected wild animal.
