What do minke whales look like?

Minke whales are sleek and streamlined, typically measuring between 20 to 30 feet in length. They have a dark gray or blue-gray coloration on their dorsal side, with lighter shades on their undersides, often featuring white markings on their flippers and a distinctive white band on their dorsal fin. Their elongated bodies and pointed snouts make them easily recognizable among baleen whales. Minke whales are also known for their small dorsal fins, which are set far back on their bodies.