The Gannetwhaleis a sea-bound bird that has, 5 million years in the future, filled the gap of most whales and dolphins. The gannetwhale is a large seal-like,whale-like seabird that grows 14 feet (4.3 m) long and lives along the Atlantic coast of northern Europe. The gannetwhale evolved from gannets: seabirds that can swim underwater and can also fly. The gannetwhale however is flightless, turning its wings into flippers for swimming. Unfortunately it still needs to return to land to lay eggs, leaving it vulnerable to predators. Females lay a single egg during the short summer, balancing it on its feet, so it stays warm. Gannetwhales hunt fish and squid in the Arctic waters. The gannetwhale has a powerful beak and the ability to vomit up half-digested fish and squid from its gut, repelling Snowstalkers which have sensitive noses.