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?
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These whales can grow up to 60 feet in length and weigh around 40 tons
Size Matters
Size Matters
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Humpbacks can live for 80-90 years. Newborns, called calves, can measure over 10-15 feet in length.
Lifespan & Growth
Lifespan & Growth
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They can consume up to 3,000 pounds of small fish and crustaceans daily
Diet Details
Diet Details
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Humpbacks have tubercles on their heads and fins, each containing stiff hair. Their purpose remains a mystery.
Unique Features
Unique Features
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Humpbacks can travel up to 16,000 miles between feeding and breeding grounds annually.
Migration Marvels
Migration Marvels
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Vessel collisions, entanglement in fishing gear, climate change, and ocean pollution are major threats.
Threats to Survival
Threats to Survival
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Let's ensure the safety and conservation of these awe-inspiring creatures
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