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The 13 pages that link to Sperm whale, each with the reason it gives.

• Toothed whaleBroader topic: It is a prominent deep-diving member of Odontoceti.

• Diving physiologyBroader topic: Its dives reveal how large oxygen reserves support prolonged time at depth.

• Bathypelagic zoneRelated: Its foraging dives can reach bathypelagic depths to pursue prey.

• Humpback whaleCompared with: Its teeth and deep-diving predation contrast with humpback baleen filter feeding.

• WhaleBroader topic: It is one of the largest toothed whales and hunts deep-water prey.

• Giant squidRelated: Sperm whales prey on giant squid, and scars on whales may record encounters.

• OdontocetiBroader topic: It is the largest-bodied member of Odontoceti.

• Deep divingBroader topic: Its deep foraging dives show how a predator reaches prey far below the surface.

• Bathyal zoneRelated: Its deep dives bring it into contact with bathyal food webs.

• Oceanic dolphinCompared with: It shares the toothed-whale group but differs greatly in size and ecology.

• Colossal squidRelated: Scars and stomach remains implicate sperm whales as major predators, but encounter rates are unknown.

• Cookiecutter sharkRelated: Sperm whales have been recorded with cookiecutter-shark scars despite their great size.

• Pygmy sperm whaleCompared with: It shares the sperm-whale lineage and diving habits but is vastly larger.