Blind Whale

A blind whale is a marine mammal that has lost its functional eyesight, often due to injury, genetic mutation, or environmental factors. Despite lacking vision, these whales rely heavily on other senses such as echolocation, which involves using sound waves to navigate, find food, and communicate in the dark depths of the ocean. The adaptation illustrates how whales can thrive without sight by enhancing their non-visual senses, showcasing the incredible flexibility and resilience of marine life.