Tail Cocking Behavior in Whales Is Thought to Be for

question 66

Multiple Choice

Tail cocking behavior in whales is thought to be for

• A) killing prey.
• B) attracting mates.
• C) aggression.
• D) preparation for a dive.
• E) dislodging parasites.

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