they do so because their babies have been in their nice, warm tummy for so long and an immediate temp change in cool waters can kill the baby easily.. a bit like when new babies are born they are sometimes put in a box like an incubator so they don't become cold and form deficiencies
because it's safer and easier for the whale calf, and there's more food.
Whale sharks live in all seas that are tropical or warm-temperate.Generally whale sharks range no further south than South America and no further north than the United States. They prefer warmer waters near the equator.== Whale sharks live in warm waters near the equator, both along the coast and in the open seas. They spend most of their time near the surface.
Preferring warm waters, whale sharks populate all tropical seas. They are known to migrate every spring to the continental shelf of the central west coast of Australia.
whale Sharks live in warm oceans
Yes warm and salt waters :)
The pray of a blue whale live in warm waters in the pacific and in the atlatic (krill.)
usually warm and shallow waters such as the ones that great white sharks live in. that's why you would much more likely see a dolphin or whale on a beach in the Mediterranean than somewhere on the Antarctic.
Whale sharks - like the majority of sharks - are cold blooded.
All warm and tropical waters
Yes. The Bryde's Whale, humpback whale, short-finned pilot whale and the sperm whale are all whales that either live permanently, or travel through, warm and tropical waters.
Yes, hammerheads tend to live in warmer,tropical waters.
so they could kill the animals
Whale sharks, the largest existing fish, inhabit all tropical and warm temperate seas.