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Humpback whales have unique patterns of white spots and markings on their bodies, particularly on their flukes, which serve as a form of identification, much like human fingerprints. These spots are a result of varying pigmentation and can include barnacles and other marine organisms that attach to their skin. This patterning is crucial for researchers studying individual whales, as it helps in tracking their movements, behaviors, and populations over time. Additionally, the spots may play a role in social interactions among whales.
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How many humpbacks are there?
there are about 25,000 humpbacks that are left
How many humpbacks are there left?
there are about 25,000 humpbacks that are left
Where do humpbacks have there babies?
in the water
Do humpbacks eat squid?
yes
Why do Humpbacks have long flippers?
cause they want to
What is the male humpbacks name?
The male humpback.
How do humpbacks fit into the food chain?
they don't
What eats humpbacks?
Orcas, some sharks and man.
Where do humpbacks live?
They live in the olantik were its always cold
How many humpbacks are killed per day?
A lot
Are humpback whales threatened?
The humpbacks are at "Least Concern".
How does a humpback whale have babies?
humpbacks have babies by mateing
