The second is a fin whale skull. They are the second largest whale and second largest animal, after the blue whale.
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3 comments:
wow that is amazing. keep up the great work.
That's the SDNHM isn't it?
Hi:
I came across your photo of the gray whale skull (and your husband). May I ask where this is on display?
Thanks. harold@nature-watch.com
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