Humpback whales migrate towards the equator to feed

Humpback whales migrate around 5000km on average, one of the longest migratory journeys of any mammal on Earth.

Blue whales travel to the arctic in the winter

Blue whales can cruise the ocean at 7km per hour

Blue whales can feed throughout their range, in polar, temperate, or even tropical waters.

Humpback Whales. During feeding season can often be found swimming near beaches

Humpback Whales can only be found in the Arctic.

The Sperm Whale is the whale that migrates the most throughout their life's.

Humpback Whales travel the furthest out of all the whales in their 70 year lifespan.

All species of whales migrate very far in different seasons.

Unlike other species of whale that migrate between seasons bowhead whales typically maintain a fixed location all year round.

Different species of whales migrate together?

Traveling day and night moving at 5 mph gray whales migration takes about 2-3 months?

It is extremely hard for a whale to breach during migration?

Over 50% of the world’s cetacean species are found in Australian waters?

Whales don't sleep - it is more of a doze. Researchers believe they have the ability to switch off half their brain to relax, while the other half is thinking of breathing?

It's said that during migration whales can get water stuck in there mouth?

Whales mostly migrate because they are hungry?

Humpback Whales are the most commonly seen whales to migrate towards Australian waters?