VOICED : Climate change threatens whales migratory routes

Southern right whales migrate from the Antarctic to Argentina to reproduce and nurse calves. Climate change affects krill, their main food source, leading to fewer calves. Whales face threats from seagulls and human activities like toxicology and ship strikes. Conservation efforts, including working with the tourism industry, aim to protect whales. Small actions by individuals can positively impact ocean habitats.

What are some of the human activities that pose threats to the southern right whales?

In what ways can individuals contribute to the conservation of southern right whales?