Beluga Whale Ornament

MSRP: $16.99

One of the most recognizable whale species, the beluga whale is known for its white color and melon head. The beluga whale s nicknames include sea canary and squid hound. Belugas live in pods of three to 200 along the coastal region of the Arctic Ocean then travel south as the winter ice forms.

Dimensions: 1.75 X 2 X 5.5 (HxLxW)

Item Number: #12544

UPC: 729343125446

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01/09/2020

Debi

Beluga Ornament

Very nicely done. Couldn't wait for it to come .

Old World Christmas

Hi Debi- The Beluga Whale is quite beautifully crafted,a stunning addition to any collection.

12/30/2019

Norma G.

Beluga

So adorable and sparkly!

Old World Christmas

Hi Norma- This Beluga is quite adorable. It certainly has a sparkly personality.

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