The longest Blue Whale had a length of how many feet?
Correct answer: C. 111 Feet
- A. 99 Feet
- B. 105 Feet
- C. 111 Feet
- D. 115 Feet
Explanation
The largest reliably measured blue whale was about 111 feet long, making it the longest animal recorded. Blue whales are generally measured in feet in older record accounts, although modern sources may give the figure in metres.
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