Descendants of Odobenocetops leptodon.
They have the ability to oscillate at high frequencies and use their tusks to drill into asteroids and other celestial bodies from which they feed.
Somewhat nomadic, they typically stay within the Celestial Cetaceans territory but do sometimes wander about the galaxy.
Currently they are reported to be gathering in what seem to be the edges of the Celestial Cetacean territory.
Typical size is ~7ft long.
Descendants of Narwhal Whales.
Living and feeding in nebulas, they are now reported to be congregating in large numbers in the center of their respective nebulas.
They are usually about 17ft long.
Descendants of Long Beaked Common Dolphins.
Typically focused on community and leisure, they have seemingly mobilized and started to join with other forces throughout this region of space.
They are about 6-8 feet long.
Descendants of Livyatan melvillei.
Called Protectors because traditionally they guard newly established Celestial Cetacean populations.
Only a very small population of Livyatan exist, and the eldest currently serves as the leader of the Brygmophyseter Corps.
They reach about 65ft in length.
Descendants of Ichthyolestes pinfoldi.
A colony of the cosmic counterparts of mostly land-dwelling early whales, Kepler 62f is one of the many habitable planets within the territories of the Celestial Cetaceans.
Typical size is ~3ft long.
Descendants of Humpback Whales.
Living in pods and family groups, they feed off of the coronas of stars.
They are typically about 45-50ft long.
Descendants of Physeter macrocephalus.
They largely live solitary lives, and are mostly found in asteroid fields within the Celestial Cetacean territories.
They have the ability to manipulate matter to a certain extent, effectively giving them control of the stability of molecular bonds within a certain area; however, it requires a large amount of concentration to effectively use this ability.
They can reach up to 40 feet in length.
Descendants of Dorudon atrox.
They have the ability to store and transfer vast amounts of solar energy, and do so to support many of the Celestial Cetaceans’ energy needs.
While they can consume the solar energy internally to sustain themselves if need be, they do still require a regular diet comparable to that of a Dorudon atrox.
They are ~16ft long.