Why are blue whales becoming extinct?

Whales are becoming extinct.

Whales are as a matter of fact becoming extinct and this is because of things such as; commercial whaling and over fishing.

Blue whales are not extinct, but they are VERY close because of polution and people killing them.

No, Beluga Whales, and Killer (Humpback) Whales might become extinct.

Are you sure this is the right question you wanted to ask? Human to help Blue Whales go extinct? Or to prevent them from being extinct?

They aren't. They are endangered.

stop hunting simple

The blue whale is coming extinct because when fishermen drag along their nets and blue whales get tangled in them an can't get air to breath and by the time the fishermen pull up the nets it's too late

No, not all whales are extinct. Many species however, are becoming more and more endangered and are on the Endangered Species list.

Not yet! Hopefully never!

No but they are becoming very rare

Right whales are being hunted to extinction by whalers for their vulnerability and their rich store of blubber.

People poach whales because they are really mean and do not realise that whales are on the edge of becoming extinct. they are poached for meat and skin. its cruel!

Making it illegal to hunt them.

B/c they could make money from it.

manatees, blue whales, and the humpback whales. they are all pretty close

there wouldn't be any more blue whales :(

They are being hunted by whale poachers. The whale poachers only want the killer whales' blubber.

Whales aren't extinct yet.

The greatest danger to blue whales was being hunted by humans.

Grey Whales are not extinct.

Narwhals are near threatened, which means they are close close to becoming endangered

Blue whales are not extinct, but not common either.The world population is only a few thousand.

yes, it may be extinct soon.

No..Their numbers are slowly increasing due to conservation efforts.