The beluga is actually a species of fish. The confusion may arise from the fact that both the beluga sturgeon and the beluga whale share a similar...

Beluga sturgeons consume flounder, gobies, anchovies, roach, herring, and other fish for food.

The beluga sturgeon spends most of its time in saltwater seas. When spawning season approaches, it travels more than a thousand miles on average up...

Beluga sturgeons pose no known threat to humans. They will actively try to avoid human contact.

Despite their size, beluga sturgeons are not particularly aggressive or dangerous. They are adapted for the consumption of small- to medium-sized f...

Beluga Sturgeons belong to the Kingdom Animalia.

Beluga Sturgeons lay eggs.