The blue whale does not recognize its owner. The blue whale is not only the largest whale, but also the largest animal in existence. It is the largest mammal so far. Blue whales are so huge that they cannot recognize their owners and cannot be raised in captivity.

Why don’t blue whales recognize their owners?

1. Blue whales can grow up to 33 meters long and weigh 181 tons as adults, which is equivalent to more than 25 African elephants. Because of its large size, it is difficult for humans to tame the blue whale.

2. Blue whales usually need to forage in sea areas with a depth of more than 100 meters during the day and only come to the surface to forage at night, so blue whales rarely have the opportunity to come into contact with humans.

3. Blue whale calves need to eat 400 liters of breast milk every day before they are seven months old, while adult blue whales need to consume 2 to 5 tons of food every day. Humans are currently not capable of eating such a large amount of food. Blue whales in captivity.