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Killer whales main food is seals and sea lions, both living in the Atlantic and Pacific.
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Where are humpback whales endangered?
They are endangered in the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans.
What oceans do humpback whales live in?
The Oceans Humpback Whales have been seen in are: The Antarctic, The Pacific, The Atlantic, & The Indian. The Seas: Mediterranean Sea, The Black sea, The Arctic Sea.
What countries do killer whales live in?
Killer whales or Orcas, live in seas and oceans, and are generally found in many different geographic areas, including the Pacific Ocean and in the Southern Ocean.
What is the killer whale's habitat?
Some killer whales move all over the place that killer whales migrate. Killer whales live in all the oceans. The Atlantic, Pacific, Indian and Arctic ocean. Killer whales can go as fast as 28 miles an hour! They can go 51 miles without stopping. They prefer colder waters more than warmer waters. The colder waters are on the coast line. That's where they can be found most.
Do killer whales live in countries?
Killer whales or Orcas, live in seas and oceans, and are generally found in many different geographic areas, including the Pacific Ocean and in the Southern Ocean.
What is is a killer whales habitat?
Well it really depends on what the climate is, but most likely it is the Atlantic and Pacific ocean.
Where does the killer whale live?
killer whales live in the pacific ocean and the Atlantic ocean and the Indian ocean.
Where does the blue whales live?
Blue Whales live in the Atlantic, Pacific, Indian, Arctic, and Antarctic oceans.
Where does a a whale live?
A "Blogger Whale" does not exist as a name for a whale.
Where are blue whales found?
Blue whales are mostly found in deep oceans such as the Atlantic ocean and the Pacific Ocean, however they are never found on the Coastlines. HOPE THAT HELPED! :)
What do killer whales make their homes out?
Killer whales live in the open oceans, and don't make a home.
What oceans do whales live in?
Because whales migrate during seasonal changes with no specific routes, and due to the fact that counting whales is almost impossible, finding the ocean with the most whales is difficult. Generally, whales live in every ocean in the world with higher concentrations being in Hawaii, California, Alaska, and the Western North Atlantic.
