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The humpback whale migrates across areas of the Pacific Ocean, from Hawaii and California in the winter to Alaska in the summer. Why would humpback whales migrate north in the summer?

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ultrasoulviver
the humpback whale would migrate farther north in the summer because they have so much fat that the temperature needs to be a lot cooler for them to survive thus they move to cooler waters
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Humpback whales migrate to polar regions like Alaska during winter to find food.

The answer is explained by stating the following points.

  • The humpback whales migrate to the waters of Alaska, eastern Russia and British Columbia during the summer season.
  • During summer the weather is mild in these polar areas. This mild weather produces an abundance of wildlife like planktons, krills and other small fishes in these waters.
  • This makes a great source of food for humpback whales.
  • During winter, the weather becomes harsh and the food becomes scarce. Then these whales migrate to tropical regions for food and better breeding conditions.

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