Beluga Whales Arctic Angels Ceramic Mug

Beluga whales are small, Arctic-dwelling marine mammals known for their striking white coloration and bulbous foreheads, called melons, which aid in echolocation. Typically growing up to 15 feet long and weighing around 3,500 pounds, belugas are highly social creatures, often found in groups called pods. These whales are known for their wide range of vocalizations, earning them the nickname “canaries of the sea.” Belugas primarily feed on fish, squid, and invertebrates, using their keen sense of hearing to locate prey. Found in cold northern waters, belugas face threats from climate change, pollution, and habitat loss, making conservation efforts crucial.