Most animals don’t remain in the same place all year. The reason for their seasonal migration is often to find food, and in the winter many animals migrate to avoid cold weather.
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North Atlantic right whales are baleen whales, meaning they have bristly baleen teeth used to collect small crustaceans. Right whales can weigh up to 140,000 pounds and grow to 52 feet in length, with a lifespan of up to 70 years. They are easily identifiable by the white calluses on their heads and a lack of a dorsal fin on their backs. These whales are one of the world’s most endangered whale species with only about 400 individuals remaining, which can partially be credited to whale hunting that dates back to the 1890s.
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A right whale calf and mother spotted near Amelia Island were a thrilling sight for whale-enthusiasts and scientists alike, as fewer and fewer babies shave been born in the past few years. Now, it is important than ever that we keep our oceans clean and safe for their survival.
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