Talk:Pygmy Sperm Whale

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I once saw something I am fairly sure was one about 2 miles off of the coast of the Isle of Skye

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There was Inky the pygmy Sperm Whale who was rescued.

One defense mechanism these animals use is to expel ink like their prey species - the squid. But it is a different material being that gets jetted. - Alan

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"Land-based whales have hunted them" I changed this to whalers. In the event I'm wrong please fix it! Rich Farmbrough 22:20, 25 October 2005 (UTC)

[edit] your movie links do not work

ok this is not an urban myth i can not get the links to work i had to get my old person glasses on to read the fineprint and still to no avail no movie of a whale exploding! ok for 30 min or more i followed so many links i went from whale way north to python which happened down the road from me so y do i want to read about this ..i live here i wanted to see a whale get it linky linky? wow