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First of all, the photo on your link is of a whale skull. Second, the appendages that evolutionists are calling "legs" on a skeleton help to control whale reproduction. Ligaments attach to them and, well, without them he wouldn't be able to procreate. You have not shown a photo of an actual whale with legs. You have provided an article about a portion of bone within the whale that is not connected to his spine that kinda free floats and has two bones hanging off of it that evolutionists interpret as being legs because they want them to be legs.

Incidentally, are legs necessary in any mammal in order for them to procreate? These bones help a whale procreate. I don't know (and could be wrong) of any other species of mammal where the ligaments that help the creature sexually are dependent upon leg bones.