Humpback Whales

Gentle Giants of the Ocean

Humpback whales get their name from the noticeable hump on their backs

What's in a Name?

What's in a Name?

These whales can grow up to 60 feet in length and weigh around 40 tons

Size Matters

Size Matters

Humpbacks can live for 80-90 years. Newborns, called calves, can measure over 10-15 feet in length.

Lifespan & Growth

Lifespan & Growth

They can consume up to 3,000 pounds of small fish and crustaceans daily

Diet Details

Diet Details

Humpbacks have tubercles on their heads and fins, each containing stiff hair. Their purpose remains a mystery.

Unique Features

Unique Features

Humpbacks can travel up to 16,000 miles between feeding and breeding grounds annually.

Migration Marvels

Migration Marvels

Vessel collisions, entanglement in fishing gear, climate change, and ocean pollution are major threats.

Threats to Survival

Threats to Survival

Let's ensure the safety and conservation of these awe-inspiring creatures