Assertion: fin whale | /r/HasProperty | one of the fastest cetaceans
Facets:
value: very
type: DEGREE
value: in the early days of whaling
type: TEMPORAL
value: despite their great size
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: The fin whale is one of the fastest cetaceans and can sustain speeds between 37 km/h (23 mph) and 41 km/h (25 mph) and bursts up to 46 km/h (29 mph) have been recorded, earning the fin whale the nickname "the greyhound of the sea".
text: Fin whales are fast swimmers, and are often found in social groups of two to seven.
text: It is extremely fast and can move at a speed faster than any steamship in the ocean.
text: Because finback whales are so fast and elusive, they can be a little bit more challenging to study, but today we were excited to see a repeat finback visitor to the Stellwagen Bank, a female named Goatdance.
text: The finback is a fast swimmer and sinks when killed, making it difficult for whalers to successfully exploit this species.
text: Despite their great size Fin Whales are very fast and agile animals.
text: The finback whale is quite a fast swimmer — believed to be the fastest of all the large whale species — and has often been called “the greyhound of the sea” because of the speeds it can reach.
text: The Fin Whale is one of the fastest whales with the ability to swim and sustain a 37 km/h speed through the water.
text: It is also one of the fastest whales and can reach a maximum of 29 mph, leading to their nickname
text: The fin whale is one of the fastest cetaceans in the world.
text: The Fin Whale is one of the fastest cetaceans and can sustain speeds of 37 kilometres per hour (23 miles per hour) and bursts in excess of 40 kilometres per hour (25 miles per hour) have been recorded, earning the Fin Whale the nickname ‘the greyhound of the deep’.
text: The fin whale is one of the fastest cetaceans and can sustain speeds between 37 km/h (23 mph) and 41 km/h (25 mph) and bursts up to 46 km/h (29 mph) have been recorded, earning the fin whale the nickname "the greyhound of the sea".
text: Fin whales are fast swimmers, and are mostly grouped in two to seven social groups.
text: Fin whales are fast swimmers and capable of moving substantial distances in relatively short times.
text: In the early days of whaling, the Fin whale was too fast for the whalers to catch them.