Definition
Beaked whales are a diverse group of toothed whales known for their elongated beaks or snouts. These whales are deep divers, capable of reaching extreme depths in search of food. They are often elusive and difficult to study in the wild. Think of them as the mysterious deep-sea explorers of the whale world. Their diet primarily consists of squid and deep-sea fish. Beaked whales belong to the family Ziphiidae and are found in oceans worldwide.