鲸的介绍英语怎么说

A. 鲸的英文介绍附带中文

Some of the kinds of whales are the blue whale, the humpback, the gray whale, and the white whale. 鲸鱼的种类还包括蓝鲸，座头鲸，灰鲸和白鲸。Any of various aquatic, chiefly marine mammals of the order Cetacea, including the whales, dolphins, and porpoises, characterized by a nearly hairless body, anterior limbs modified into broad flippers, vestigial posterior limbs, and a flat, notched tail.
鲸目动物：鲸目动物中的一种水生动物，主要是海生哺乳动物，包括鲸、海豚和鼠海豚， 特征为身体几乎无毛、前肢变成宽大的鳍、后肢退化及尾扁平而分叉Whale habits: migration is the sea of life: South, the Arctic waters and tropical waters do seasonal movement of food: minke whales to plankton in the sea whale-tooth fish, crustaceans categories: breast-feeding program, cetaceans relatives: dolphin, exposed ridge Whales, sperm whales life: about 40 small and large about 60鲸鱼的习惯:迁移是生命的海洋:南、北极水域和热带海域的季节性运动的食物:小须鲸,浮游生物在海洋鲸齿鱼、甲壳类动物类别:母乳喂养程序,鲸类的亲戚:海豚,暴露的脊鲸、抹香鲸生活:约40小和大的大约60

B. 六年级英语怎么用英文介绍鲸

whale（鲸） blue whale（蓝鲸） killer whale（虎鲸） speam whale（抹香内鲸）

speam whale（抹香鲸）
Length :12meters
Weight :35 tons
teeth :50,each up to 20 cm long
Tail :8 meters long
food : squid,lobsters……容
Skill can dive into the deep cold water.:

C. 鲸鱼的英文介绍（有翻译）

Whale habits: migration is the sea of life: South, the Arctic waters and tropical waters do seasonal movement of food: minke whales to plankton in the sea whale-tooth fish, crustaceans categories: breast-feeding program, cetaceans relatives: dolphin, exposed ridge Whales, sperm whales life: about 40 small and large about 60

D. 鲸的特点用英语怎么说

The characteristics of whales 鲸鱼的特点

characteristic(n.) 特徵、特色
whale(n.) 鲸鱼

E. 鲸用英语怎么说

whale
例句 Sentences

The business or practice of hunting, killing, and processing whales.
捕鲸及提炼鲸油业猎获、杀死及加工鲸鱼的行当

One that hunts or processes whales.
捕鲸人捕猎或加工鲸鱼的人

A whalebone whale(Balaena mysticetus) of Arctic seas, having a very large head and an arched upper jaw.
北极露脊鲸，弓头鲸生活在北冰洋的一种有鲸须的鲸鱼（北极露脊鲸露脊鲸属），具有大的头部和拱形的上颚

Any of various small whales, porpoises, or similar aquatic mammals, especially a whale of the genus Mesoplodon, having a pointed snout.
啄鲸一种小型鲸、海豚或类似的水生哺乳动物，尤指啄鲸属的一种有尖啄的鲸鱼

a whaling ship equipped to process whale procts at sea.
用于处理捕到的鲸鱼的捕鲸船。

F. 鲸鱼的英语资料

LIVING IN THE OCEAN
are large, magnificent, intelligent, aquatic mammals. They breathe air through blowhole(s) into lungs (unlike fish who breathe using gills). Whales have sleek, streamlined bodies that move easily through the water. They are the only mammals, other than manatees (seacows), that live their entire lives in the water, and the only mammals that have adapted to life in the open oceans.

Whales breathe air. They are NOT fish. They are mammals that spend their entire lives in the water.

Cetaceans are the group of mammals that includes the whales, dolphins, and porpoises. Like all mammals:
Whales breathe air into lungs,
Whales have hair (although they have a lot less than land mammals, and have almost none as alts),
Whales are warm-blooded (they maintain a high body temperature),
Whales have mammary glands with which they nourish their young,
Whales have a four-chambered heart.

SIZE
The biggest whale is the blue whale, which grows to be about 94 feet (29 m) long - the height of a 9-story building. These enormous animals eat about 4 tons of tiny krill each day, obtained by filter feeding through baleen. Alt blue whales have no predators except man.

The smallest whale is the dwarf sperm whale which as an alt is only 8.5 feet (2.6 m) long.

The blue whale is the largest animal that has ever existed on Earth. It is larger than any of the dinosaurs were. They are also the loudest animal on Earth.

TWO TYPES OF CETACEANS
Cetaceans include the whales, dolphins and porpoises. There are over 75 species of Cetaceans. Whales belong to the order Cetacea (from the Greek word "ketos" which means whale), which is divided into the following groups:
Toothed whales (Odontoceti) - predators that use their peg-like teeth to catch fish, squid, and marine mammals, swallowing them whole. They have one blowhole (nostril) and use echolocation to hunt. There are about 66 species of toothed whales.
Baleen whales (Mysticeti) - predators that sieve tiny crustaceans, small fish, and other tiny organisms from the water with baleen. Baleen is a comb-like structure that filters the baleen whales' food from the water. Baleen whales are larger than the toothed whales and have 2 blowholes (nostrils). There are 10 species of baleen whales.

SWIMMING AND OTHER WATER ACTIVITIES
Whales have a streamlined shape and almost no hair as alts (it would cause drag while swimming). Killer whales and Shortfin Pilot whales are the fastest, swimming up to 30 miles per hour (48 kph).
Whales swim by moving their muscular tail (flukes) up and down. Fish swim by moving their tails left and right.

Breaching: Many whales are very acrobatic, even breaching (jumping) high out of the water and then slapping the water as they come back down. Sometimes they twirl around while breaching. Breaching may be purely for play or may be used to loosen skin parasites or have some social meaning.

Spyhopping: This is another cetacean activity in which the whale pokes its head out of the water and turns around, perhaps to take a look around.

Lobtailing: Some whales stick their tail out of the water into the air, swing it around, and then slap it on the water's surface; this is called lobtailing. It makes a very loud sound. The meaning or purpose of lobtailing is unknown, but may be done as a warning to the rest of the pod of danger.

Logging: Logging is when a whale lies still at the surface of the water, resting, with its tail hanging down. While floating motionless, part of the head, the dorsal fin or parts of the back are exposed at the surface.

MIGRATION
Many ceteaceans, especially baleen whales, migrate over very long distances each year. They travel, sometimes in groups (pods), from cold-water feeding grounds to warm-water breeding grounds.
Gray whales make the longest seasonal migration of any of the whales. They travel about 12,500 miles each year.

SOCIAL BEHAVIOR
Cetaceans have very strong social ties. The strongest social ties are between mother and calf. A social group of whales is called a pod. Baleen whales travel alone or in small pods. The toothed whales travel in large, sometimes stable pods. The toothed whales frequently hunt their prey in groups, migrate together, and share care of their young.

REPRODUCTION
Cetaceans give birth to live young which are nourished with milk from their mothers - they don't lay eggs. Cetaceans breed seasonally, usually in warm tropical waters, and females usually have one calf every 1-3 years. The gestation times range from 9-18 months. Whale calves can swim at or soon after birth. Mother whales care for their young for an extended period of time, usually at least a year, feeding them milk and protecting them.
Young cetaceans are frequently mottled in color, camouflaging them from predators. Newborns have a sparse covering of hair which they lose as alts.

WHALE SONGS
Complex whales songs can be heard for miles under the water. The humpback's song can last for 30 minutes. Baleen whales sing low-frequency songs; toothed whales emit whistles and clicks that they use for echolocation The songs are thought to be used in attracting mates, to keep track of offspring, and for the toothed whales, to locate prey.

CLASSIFICATION OF CETACEANS
Cetaceans are divided into the following suborders:
Odontoceti (toothed whales) - killer whales or orcas , beluga whales , narwhals , sperm whales , the beaked whales, dolphins , and porpoises.
Mysticeti (mustached whales) or baleen whales - blue whales , humpback whales , gray whales , bowhead whales , minke whales, and right whales. These large whales are filter feeders and are among the largest animals on earth. They have baleen plates instead of teeth, which are used to filter tiny organisms, like krill and small fish from the water. They use their tongue to dislodge the food from the baleen and swallow it. Baleen is made of keratin, the same protein that our hair and nails are made of.
Archaeoceti - the extinct whales, which includes Basilosaurus, the earliest known primitive Eocene whale.

PRIMITIVE WHALES AND EVOLUTION
Primitive whales evolved ring the mid-Eocene period, about 50 million years ago. Fossil remains indicate that whales evolved from hoofed land mammals - perhaps the shore-dwelling, hyena-like Mesonychid that returned, bit by bit, to the sea roughly 50 million years ago.

Another possible step in whale ancestry is the otter-like Ambulocetus, an extinct mammal the size of a sea lion, 10 feet (3 m) long and about 650 pounds. Its limbs allowed it to swim and could also support it on land. It had long, powerful jaws with shark-like teeth, a small brains, and a pelvis fused to its backbone (like land-dwelling mammals but unlike whales).

Basilosaurus, a very primitive, extinct whale, had a tiny head and pointed snout with teeth, unlike modern-day whales which have large heads and a blunter snout. It was about 82 feet (25 m) long.

ENDANGERED WHALES
There are many species of whales that are in danger of going extinct. Most baleen whales (the huge whales targeted by commercial whalers) are listed as endangered or protected species. Most。

G. 用英语介绍一些关于鲸鱼习性的句子

1、 blue whale is the largest animal ever to inhabit the Earth.Blue whales are found throughout the world's oceans. These gentle giants have grayish-blue skin with light spots. Measuring 70 to 80 feet in length, blue whales can weigh as much as 90 to 150 tons, although females are larger than the males. 2、 The blue whale is the largest mammal, possibly the largest animal, to ever inhabit the earth. Its body is long, somewhat tapered, and streamlined, with the head making up less than one-fourth of its total body length. Its rostrum (upper part of the head) is very broad and flat and almost U-shaped, with a single ridge that extends just forward of the blowholes to the tip of the snout. Its blowholes are contained in a large, raised "splash guard", and the blow is tall and straight and over 20 feet (6 meters) high. Its body is smooth and relatively free of parasites, but a few barnacles attach themselves to the edge of the fluke and occasionally to the tips of the flippers and to the dorsal fin. There are 55-68 ventral grooves or pleats extending from the lower jaw to near the navel.

H. 鲸鱼的英文介绍

Any of various aquatic, chiefly marine mammals of the order Cetacea, including the whales, dolphins, and porpoises, characterized by a nearly hairless body, anterior limbs modified into broad flippers, vestigial posterior limbs, and a flat, notched tail.
鲸目动物：鲸目动物中的一种水生动物，主要是海生哺乳动物，包括鲸内、海豚和鼠海豚， 特征为容身体几乎无毛、前肢变成宽大的鳍、后肢退化及尾扁平而分叉