Spade-toothed whale

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Scientists have highlighted that the world s rarest whale is seen for the first time on a beach in New Zealand. However, the whale was already dead. The spade-toothed whale is so rare that nobody has ever seen one alive. As a matter of fact, scientists know nothing about its behaviour. The whale namely the spade-toothed whale has always been a mystery for many scientific researchers since few is known about its species. For instance, scientific experts have revealed that up till now, they have brought only evidence which show that the spade-toothed beaked whale was from three partial skulls. In addition to this, very little is known of the life history of these cetaceans - there are 21 recognised species while there are many existing or extinct species which science and discovery has not been able to explore at all! In fact, they have collected this information from New Zealand and Chile over a 140-year period. The 5-metre whale has immediately notify the science and research that they are still existant in our oceans...