Whale Puzzles

Humpback, Orca, Beluga and Narwhal Puzzles

This collection covers the great whales and the toothed whales, with several mother and calf scenes.

• Orca puzzles: hunting in the kelp, a Norwegian fjord, a pod in the Pacific Northwest.
• Beluga whale puzzles: the Churchill River, under the ice, a pod in the Arctic shallows.
• Narwhal puzzles: among the ice floes, under the midnight sun, a pod beneath the ice.
• Humpback, blue, gray and sperm whales: bubble net feeding, a breach, a whale tail at sunset, a migration along the coast.

Which Piece Count?

Whale scenes are mostly open water, where the blues change slowly. At 500 pieces the work stays relaxed; at 1000, a whale in the deep blue becomes a long challenge. Breaching and bubble net scenes, with spray and foam, are easier to sort.

You might also like our dolphin puzzles, manatee puzzles and arctic and polar animal puzzles, or browse all ocean jigsaw puzzles.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the largest whale?

The blue whale, which is also the largest animal known to have ever lived. It can reach about 100 feet in length.

Is an orca a whale or a dolphin?

An orca is a dolphin. It belongs to the toothed whales and is the largest member of the dolphin family, despite its common name, killer whale.

What is bubble net feeding?

A hunting technique used by humpback whales: a group blows rings of bubbles around a school of fish, then swims up through the center with mouths open.