Which of these animals is not a 'pinniped'?

Twigster, Pinnipeds are animals with flippers for feet. Hence the suffix "Ped" or feet. Krill are tiny crustaceans similar to shrimp. So, technically whales do eat meat (shellfish).

Wow, bears are related to seals?!

Nerdygirl91, Pinnipeds are sea creatures with flippers for feet. Whales is the correct answer.

Major difference between the eared and earless ones, only the eared ones can rotate their flippers to walk, earless ones cannot, and flop around.

Tricked by the picture

3 options represent a wrong one

3 options resented the wrong one

The image was very well chosen :)

NOTHING, CAN CHANGE INTO DIFFERENT THINGS. ANYTHING, CAN CHANGE INTO BETTER THINGS. IN WHAT IMMENSE VAULT, OF IMMEASURABLE OUTER SPACE, AN IMMACULATE HORIZON, SHATTERED DARKS FACE. WHO THEN THERE, DARE MARK TIME STARTS, ANOTHER BEAUTIFUL DAY BEGINNING. IN WAYS THE TEARS FELL DOWN FROM GRACE, AND FILLED UP CRATERS THAT SPILLED OUT LAKES, TORRID RIVERS, VALLEY'S DRAW, LAP AT BAYS, AND WATERFALLS. JUST OVER THE HILL, WHERE THE WOUNDED GROUND, NOW GROWS STRONG, A VIBRANT SCAPE OF YOUNG BEASTS, AND SAPLINGS YAWN. THE GOOD WIND BLOWS AWAY, FRESH BIRTH. NEAR COASTLY MEADOWS, SPRING PEEPS, IN GHOSTLY SWAMPS THAT CREEP. PART OF THE GLORIOUS SUN, WARM CAST IS SET, CAUGHT IN HER ROYAL GATEWAY... THE NATURE OF GOD'S FIERY NET!

BrokenExorcist69043, so does that mean polar bears are cannibals? LOL

Denise, some eat just plankton..

Nutshell, All whales eat meat. No whale is vegetarian.

BrokenExorcist69043, pinnipeds fun to say\read

Remember semi aquatic and you'll get this question right next time as whales are aquatic and the others are seals on land and sea hence semi aquatic

why the picture is of a seal!?

didn't know that!! 💕💕💕💕

NCTarheel42, what is your evidence?

Amazed with the picture but the answer telling me no

Trinka, orca eat seals and penguins too.

LibraLady1010, did not know that,thanks for the info ❤️

I love all of those animals in that list ❤️😃

Trinka, that's right, some whales do eat fish and other meat.