it cannot breath properly. obviously!
Deep ocean is the whales favorite habitat.
Baleen whales, such as blue whales, humpback whales, and gray whales, have seen varying survival statuses due to historical whaling, habitat loss, and climate change. While some populations are recovering thanks to conservation efforts and legal protections, others remain endangered or vulnerable. Climate change is impacting their food sources and migration patterns, posing ongoing challenges to their survival. Overall, while there is hope for some species, the future of baleen whales remains uncertain and requires continued conservation efforts.
the sea
Whales are mammals and normally give birth to live young ones. Their habitat is the sea where they are adapted to survive in.
Yes, right whales do have enemies, primarily in the form of human activities. Collisions with vessels and entanglement in fishing gear pose significant threats to their survival. Additionally, changes in their habitat due to climate change and noise pollution can disrupt their feeding and breeding. While they may not have natural predators, these human-induced factors greatly impact their populations.
Yes, melting sea ice can significantly affect killer whales. As sea ice diminishes, it alters their habitat and impacts prey availability, particularly species like seals that rely on ice for breeding and resting. Additionally, changes in ocean temperature and salinity can affect the entire marine ecosystem, potentially leading to shifts in the distribution of both killer whales and their prey. Overall, the loss of sea ice poses challenges for killer whale populations as they adapt to these environmental changes.
Killer Whales habitat are being destroyed by polution. Eventually, if we don't stop poluting, Killer Whales will have nowhere to go to.
the ocean
ocean
its both survival and reproduction
This program is rubbish
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