Beluga
Context
A species of whale known for its distinctive white color and bulbous forehead, found primarily in Arctic and sub-Arctic waters
Explanation
Belugas are highly sociable and vocal animals, often referred to as 'sea canaries' due to their wide range of sounds. They are known for their ability to swim backwards.
Applications
Belugas play a significant role in marine ecosystems as predators of fish and cephalopods.
They are culturally important to indigenous Arctic communities.
Belugas are among the most popular attractions in aquariums and marine parks.