Beluga Whale 3.0 - this will be featured at my fourth solo exhibition. Beluga whales are small, white Arctic whales known for their vocal nature, often called the "canaries of the sea." They have rounded foreheads called melons, used for echolocation, and lack dorsal fins, which helps them navigate under ice. Belugas are highly social, living in pods and communicating through a wide range of sounds. They can swim backward and are very agile. Adapted to cold waters, they have thick blubber for insulation.