There is currently no reliable method for determining the age of narwhal

Males have the characteristic left front tooth extending approximately 8 feet and variable depending on the whale and the age. The right tooth remains embedded in the skull and measures roughly one foot. Fetal narwhal initially develop six pairs of maxillary or upper teeth and two pairs of mandibular or lower teeth. Only one pair from the maxillary jaw develop and the others are vestigial. Tusk length, girth, morphology, wear and coloration are all quite variable. Male tusks are usually longer and have a wide variation in ridge morphology, often appearing as a gently wavelike form when looking down the horizontal axis. Female tusks are shorter, straighter, have a more regularly defined morphology, and do not collect as much proteinacious or algae on the surface, thus appearing whiter.

Infant narwhal are grey or grayish brown.
After 2 years, the skin becomes more mottled with overlapping white patches.
The grey color becomes more blackened. Adults are white on the dorsum (belly side) and white and mottled on the ventral side. Older adults have only a narrow dark triangular band extending from the back of the neck at its widest portion to a point ending on the midline of the back.

-_- I can't even begin to describe how mad I am at you right now, I mention narwhals all year and this is the first time you say anything about them

so have you seen the narwhals lately?

i was tryng to do a front flip but i faild hehehehhe mi vid the u will under stand

hm i see u added me.... :3
do u even use ur older channels?!

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