No Bowhead Whales are not extinct. Extinct means there are none left, they have all died and no more are going to be born.
If you are asking if they are at risk for going extinct then the answer depends on who you talk to.
The Committee on the Status of Endangered Wildlife in Canada, which is composed of scientists, says as of April 2009 that both the Bering-Chukchi Beaufort and Eastern Canada-West Greenland populations are of Special Concern. This means there is some risk of becoming extinct but it is not imminent.
On the other hand, many Inuit in Nunavut, where hunting the Bowhead Whale is traditional, would claim that the species is making a strong comeback and not at risk of extinction.
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They're NOT extinct! In fact, their numbers are increasing!
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The largest type of living whale is the Blue Whale. It is possible that there might have been another type of whale that was bigger but is now extinct - however the largest known extinct whales such as Basilosaurus - a whale-like cetacean - 40-65 ft (12-20 m) and Livyatan melvillei - an extinct toothed whale from the Miocene - 13.5-17.5 meters, were still smaller than the Blue Whale - up to 29.9 metres (98 ft).
The greatest danger to blue whales was being hunted by humans.
Blue whales are not extinct, but not common either.The world population is only a few thousand.
Because they are endangered and if you don't they will be extinct
the blue whales would die or become exticted
Humpback Whales, Blue Whales and Southan Rign Whales
no whale not extinct
Extinct: Tasmanian Tiger, T-rex.Endangered: Blue Whale, DugoenKool, I know these answers!
Yes. The seismosaurus was close to 33 meters, and the blue whale is only about 30. Originally, the Seismosaurus was thought to be 50 meters, but that was disproved. The blue whale is still heavier though.