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All About Humpback Whale

All About Humpback Whale. The humpback whale is an endangered animal. This PowerPoint will give you information about where a humpback whale lives, what a humpback whale likes to eat, the early stages of a humpback whale’s life, why they are endangered, and how they are getting help.

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All About Humpback Whale

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  1. All About Humpback Whale The humpback whale is an endangered animal. This PowerPoint will give you information about where a humpback whale lives, what a humpback whale likes to eat, the early stages of a humpback whale’s life, why they are endangered, and how they are getting help. By: Stephen Klimek Mr. Erickson’s Class Third Grade

  2. Where a humpback whale Lives • They live in the ocean all around the world • They do not live in the coldest parts though

  3. What a humpback whale Likes To Eat • They eat a lot of plankton • During feeding season the whales eat about 5000 pounds of food a day • Humpback whales are carnivores

  4. A Humpback WhalesEarly Stages of Life • Two years after birth, they will migrate to Antarctica. • The mother pushes the calf up to the surface for it’s first breath.

  5. Why Humpback Whales Are Endangered • Many cultures use them for food. • Their bones and blubber are used for goods.

  6. How Humpback Whales Are Getting Help • All countries, except Japan have banned hunting whales.

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