6. Adult blue whales have been found that weigh in excess of 150 tons (135 metric tons). During the heyday of whaling as many as 30,000 blue whales were harvested annually. The entire whale was so valuable that virtually all parts were used. The skin was used for leather, the cartilage for glue, and the blubber for lamp fuel, lubricants, oils, and cosmetics.
If the normal weight of an adult big blue is 120 tons (109 metric tons), and the liver generally accounts for 3% of its total weight, on average how many pounds (or kilograms) of cod liver oil could a whaler expect to extract?