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Sperm whales live in all oceans except the Arctic and Antarctic. They are large whales with the largest brain of any animal and can dive for over two hours. They reproduce slowly with calves born every 4-6 years and were historically hunted by humans for products like spermaceti oil until the 19th century.
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- 1. SPERM WHALES Primary, second cycle
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- 4. Spermacetti is an oil that they produce in the spermacetti organs located in their head
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- 7. They reproduce very slowly, a calf is born every four to six years
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