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Whale Blubber Uses
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Whale Blubber Uses
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Whale blubber is used to make whale oil, which lights lamps. It was very important in those days when there was no electricity.
Oil can be extracted from whales blubber and used as fuel.
Her? Not many unless it has a decent fragrance and probably not as many ways as the Eskimos do. I would not use it as a personal lubricant especially if it was a Sperm whale. %-)
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They sometimes burn it to heat their home
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In the 1800s, oil from whale blubber was used to lubricate machinery, and to provide illumination by burning in lamps. 242 242
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Whale blubber is used to produce an oil that is used in lipstick, soaps, varnish, paint, for lubrication and illumination. ChaCha!
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Through the process of hydrogenation, whale blubber is processed into oil for soap and margarine. ChaCha Again!
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The blubber is used for oil and was obtained by cooking, or rendering, whale blubber, the fatty layer below the skin.
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Blubber is a thick layer of fat, located between the skin and the muscles of marine mammals, including whales, sea lions and dolphins. Blubber protects animals against extreme temperatures and stores energy. It was once widely used in the c...
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1. an insulating layer of fat under the skin of whales and other large marine mammals; used as a source of oil 2. excess bodily weight
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