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Whales are the largest animals living in the ocean. They are known to be gentle and intelligent animals.
Whales live in groups with their families and communicate with beautiful songs. Many countries protect whales.
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Whales are the largest animals on Earth; the blue whale, in particular, can grow up to 30 meters long. Whales have complex social structures and communicate with unique sounds that can be heard hundreds of kilometers away.
Whales are known to have high intelligence and are said to have their own cultures. Each population uses its unique 'dialect,' which is passed down through generations. In modern times, whale conservation has become an important symbol of environmental protection.