cow whale

The great cow whale had turned about, and, on the surface, was charging straight back at them.

The Zulus named the river after this spectacle (uMkhomazi means the place of cow whales).

Eleria was out playing with the young pink dolphins yesterday, and they introduced her to an old cow whale.' '

I followed her down to a huge oyster, and the cow whale touched the oyster with one of her fins, and the oyster opened its shell.'

It was last year when I was out playing with the younger dolphins off the coast, Longbow, and an old cow whale came to where we were playing, and she told me that she wanted to show me something.

Back on top of the cabin so that he might see, he snarled at the cow whale when the men seized fresh grips against the impending shock and when he saw her close at hand and oncoming.

I was watching with fascination as a cow whale gave suck to her calf-it looked something like an aerial refueling operation-when the window opaqued again for another dose of Taunton shock treatment: Sister, do you smell like this to your mister?

Didn't the full-rigged ship, the whaler Essex, sink off the west coast of South America, twelve hundred miles from the nearest land for the small boats to cover, and all because of a big cow whale that butted her into kindling-wood?

If you don't . . . " Michael, in Steward's arms, was snarling and growling intimidatingly, not merely at the cow whale but at all the hostile and menacing universe that had thrown panic into the two-legged gods of his floating world. "