Want this question answered?
you would find sharks lots of sharks and dolphins and lots of fishes and turtles, sting rays, sea snakes and the worlds largest population of manatees and also migrating humpback whales.
If you go just outside the Boston Harbor area you can find Humpback, Finback, and Minke whales. These are the types of whales you commonly see on the Boston Harbor whale watch cruises in addition to dolphins. The time to watch is seasonal. From Jan to May you can see whales within the Cape Cod Bay area and after that better chances are further out to sea or towards the mid-atlantic or south-eastern coast. For details you can check out the website (sponsored by the New England Aquarium) for the Boston Habor whale watch cruises.
Yes there are some Killer Whales located in the Hudson Bay. If traveling there to swim be careful.
Humpback whales live in all oceans of the world. They have feeding areas, and breeding areas. North Pacific humpbacks feed off Russia, Alaska, Aleutian Islands, and Canada. They breed in three areas: Baja California, Hawaii, and the islands south of Okiniwa, Japan. Atlantic humpbacks feed as far north as Norway and breed south of the Caribbean. Southern Ocean humpbacks feed in the southern areas and breed off the west coast of Australia, New Zealand, Tonga, Samoa and Fiji. There are humpback whales seen year around Costa Rica. Just a few days ago a humpback whale was seen in Hong Kong Bay for the first time in many years.
in north africa
Whales!
Nijukowe: or raising whales
yes. Anywhere there is water there are likely fish. Some places have more than others, but all have fish.
the Delaware bay had a lot of whales. whales were used for almost everything in colonial life
mobile bay
any popular bay like San Fransisco Bay or Chespeake Bay
the animals that live in or near the Hudson bay are musk ox and caribou.