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Blue whales, the largest animals on Earth, adapt to climate change primarily through their migratory patterns and feeding behaviors. As ocean temperatures rise and prey availability shifts, they may alter their migration routes and feeding grounds to follow krill, their primary food source. Additionally, their ability to dive deep allows them to access cooler, deeper waters if surface temperatures become too warm. However, these adaptations may be limited, and ongoing climate changes pose significant risks to their habitat and food supply.

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