yes, it is used in ALL ICE CREAMS!!!! INCLUDING MILK!!!
No. :) But very interesting question.
yes there is whale fat and pig fat
The whale blubber was burned down and used to fuel candles.
The blubber
Whales and other sea mammals have a thick layer of fat in their bodies called blubber which helps the whales and is the cause that whalers hunt whales. The blubber is used to keep the whale warm, and when the whale is in the breeding grounds, he can't eat, so he has to live off the blubber he has saved up. They are important to humans, too. They were used for oil lamps, oil machines, make expensive perfume, etc...
Whale blubber is a traditionally important food for Inuit people. Whale blubber is something everyone might be used to in daily life but often fail to recognize it. Whale blubber is pure fat that is used for almost all cosmetics, soaps, leather etc. It was also used as candle wax and fuel in lamps. Whale blubber is also used in diet due to its resources of vitamin D and carbohydrates.
No. Whale products are not used commercially in most countries. The exceptions are Norway and Japan
Whale blubber is a traditionally important food for Inuit people. Whale blubber is something everyone might be used to in daily life but often fail to recognize it. Whale blubber is pure fat that is used for almost all cosmetics, soaps, leather etc. It was also used as candle wax and fuel in lamps. Whale blubber is also used in diet due to its resources of vitamin D and carbohydrates.
Whale blubber is used for oil, meat for food, and bone for spears.
As lamp oil.
lipstick and other products
In the movie "Moby Dick," whale blubber was used for rendering oil, which was a valuable resource for lighting lamps during the time period the story is set in. The characters in the movie relied on whale blubber for its oil to provide light and heat.
whale blubber was used for oil to power lamps etc. the teeth could be carved and put on display
No - but corsets were made of whale bones