Humpback Whale Facts and Trivia

The video explores fascinating facts about humpback whales, including their size, long fins, breaching behavior, complex songs, diet of krill, extensive migrations, nurturing of calves, friendly nature, cooperative feeding techniques, and long lifespan. It provides an engaging overview of these magnificent marine mammals.

How long can humpback whales grow?

• Up to 30 feet

• Up to 120 feet

• Up to 90 feet

• Up to 60 feet

What is the purpose of the long fins of humpback whales?

• To assist in swimming and turning

• To help them fly

• To store food

• To protect them from predators

What is the term used for humpback whales jumping out of the water?

• Surfacing

• Splashing

• Diving

• Breaching

What are humpback whales known for in terms of sound?

• Complex songs

• Silent swimming

• Loud roars

• High-pitched whistles

What do humpback whales primarily eat?

• Plankton

• Krill and small fish

• Large fish

• Seaweed

How far can humpback whales migrate each year?

• 1,000 miles

• 3,000 miles

• 7,000 miles

• 5,000 miles

What is the average weight of a newborn humpback whale calf?

• 5 to 6 tons

• 3 to 4 tons

• 1 to 2 tons

• 500 pounds

What playful activities do young humpback whales enjoy?

• Jumping through hoops

• Racing with dolphins

• Building sandcastles

• Playing with seaweed

How do humpback whales work together to catch food?

• By chasing fish to the shore

• By using bubble net feeding

• By diving deep to catch prey

• By forming hunting packs

What is the typical lifespan of a humpback whale?

• 60 to 70 years

• 45 to 50 years

• 30 to 40 years

• 20 to 30 years