The density of a whale is near-as-dammit 1, or it couldn't swim.
Oh, sorry, that's in kg/litre, not whales per cubic football pitch...
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Bizarre Units
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Then it would be a rook.
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It would be a huge chessboard...
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The one I like (haven't looked to see if it's there) is a fairly good approximation to 1 inch/second:
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Well close up I expect it looks blue.
Bill
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This weather, most of them.
Chris
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That may be answered here - I can't remember off-hand...
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20ish elephants and BIG?
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How much auto transmission fluid per blue whale?
(Yes - I know they changed...)
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Is that Indian or African elephants?
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Or the Flores dwarf elephant:
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Why do we call them pitches? Aren't most of them grass rather than tar?