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• New Humpback Whales of the Gulf of Maine (by Year).
• To that end, the Sanctuary provides funding for the annual Humpback Whale Naming Workshop, which allows researchers and naturalists the opportunity to select common names for these cetaceans. ...

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• The Atlantic Humpback Dolphin is a coastal dolphin. ... The Atlantic Humpback dolphin has a hump ahead of the dorsal fin,  a careen on a ventral side, as well as dorsal fins. ...

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• Visit this Spanish-language site, Ballenas Jorobadas del Ecuador, and learn about Pacific Whale Foundation efforts on behalf of Southern Pacific humpback whales in Ecuador.
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• Humpback Whales Hump Back Whales - Whitsundays. Every year Humpback Whales come to the Whitsundays from Antarctica to calve and breed in the warm sheltered waters of the Whitsunday Islands. One of eight species of Baleen Whales that visit Australian waters, the Humpback Whale eats Krill, Plankton and small fish. Once hunted to the brink of extinction, the Humpback Whales are now a common sight playing in the safe waters of the Whitsundays. Groups of Humpback whales can be distinguished from each other by the song sung my the male. ...
• This 22 second short AVI, shows a baby Humpback Whale and it's mother in the back ground. ...

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• "The Amazing & Wonderous Humpback Whale" .
• encounter with a humpback was shortly after I had moved to Hawaii in '82. ... As we sat there with our mouths hanging open, up it came again, a very large humpback whale in a full upright breach!.
• My next magical humpback experience was the first time I heard "The Song". ...
• The ocean around the Hawaiian Islands is one of the most important Pacific Humpback Whale habitats as it is the only place in the United States where Humpbacks reproduce. ...
• About 3,000 to 5,000 humpback whales migrate to the Hawaiian Islands every year. Sadly this is estimated to be two thirds of the entire North Pacific Humpback population. ...
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• Humpback whales grow to about 15m, and 40 tonnes in weight. ...
• Because they were slow and fat, humpback whales were targeted by whalers well before the faster blues, fins, etc, and were killed by open boat whalers with hand harpoons in the 19th century. ...
• Humpback whales feed in Antarctic waters on krill of various kinds, but also eat small fish and plankton during their migration south from their breeding areas.
• Humpback breeding areas are fairly well known (unlike those of most other baleen whales). ...
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• South Pacific Humpback Whale Project.
• Humpback whales were hunted to near extinction earlier this century. ...
• The South Pacific Humpback Whale Project is a consortium of biologists and conservationists from Auckland University, the Department of Conservation, the South Pacific Regional Environment Programme and Whales Alive (Australia). Over the past five years, the Project has conducted studies on the breeding population of humpback whales in the Vava’u island group in the Kingdom of Tonga, believed to be the major breeding area for humpbacks migrating through New Zealand waters.
• Preliminary results from this pilot project, and data acquired through collaborators in Australia and New Caledonia provide valuable information on the relationships between humpback populations. With the establishment of the Southern Ocean Whale Sanctuary three years ago, extra impetus has been given to an expansion of the current research programme to provide a more comprehensive assessment of the status and trends of humpback whales throughout the South-West Pacific.
• In 1911, the Perano family of Wellington established a whaling station in Tory Channel, at the head of Queen Charlotte Sound, to capture humpback whales which migrated through Cook Strait in their thousands each year. ...
• Humpback whales, (Megaptera novangliae), average 15 metres in length and weigh 30-40 tonnes when fully grown. ...
• The global picture for humpback whales was much the same. By 1967, from an estimated initial population in the Southern Hemisphere of over 125,000, numbers had been reduced to fewer than 10,000 animals, and the International Whaling Commission agreed to protect humpback whales from commercial whaling worldwide. ...
• Each humpback whale has a totally distinctive pattern of black and white marks on the underside of the tail flukes, by which individuals can be identified. A catalogue of over 700 photos of humpback tails has been produced in Australia.
• Scientists who have been conducting regular surveys of humpback abundance suggest that there may now be as many as 5000 whales in Australian waters during the winter months. ...
• History of South Pacific Humpback Whale Project.
• In 1991, Dr Scott Baker received funding from the International Whaling Commission to carry out a survey of humpback whales in Tongan waters. From that initial yacht-based survey has grown the South Pacific Humpback Whale Project. ...

• A whale of a good time during humpback season in Hawaii By Jaymes Song, Associated Press LAHAINA, Hawaii — Living in Hawaii, I often take for granted the year-round sunny weather, stunning scenery and the oversized visitors who travel thousands of miles across the ocean every winter to relax, swim and mate. ...
• An estimated 4,000 to 5,000 endangered humpback whales — about two-thirds of the North Pacific stock — leave their frigid feeding grounds off Alaska to spend a few months in the warm Hawaiian waters every year to breed and calve. ...
• The hub of humpback activity in Hawaii is in the shallow, temperate waters between the western coastline of Maui and the islands of Lanai and Kahoolawe. ...
• As we chugged out to sea, the friendly and knowledgeable crew gave us details about humpback whales: The females are slightly larger than the males and the whales can grow up to 45 feet in length and weigh more than 40 tons. ...
• Our guide told us humpback whales usually take a breath about every 10 to 15 minutes, but can remain submerged for as long as 50 minutes. ...
• The arching of their backs gives the whales a humpback appearance. ...
• You think your kid eats a lot? Humpback calves, which weigh about 3,000 pounds at birth, consume about 100 to 130 gallons of milk per day. ...
• A federal law requires watercraft to stay 100 yards away from humpback whales, but it's all right when whales swim closer. ...
• The humpback performance delayed our return, but it was a fitting and perfect grand finale. ...

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• Click on a region to view the current status of humpback stocks in that area (NMFS draft).
• Mate comments, "By tagging humpback whales in Hawaii with these new tags, we traced the first complete migration route between a whale's breeding and feeding areas. ... We did not know whales breeding in Hawaii went there!" In 1998, another humpback was tracked from Hawaii to the Queen Charlotte Islands of British Columbia in just 30 days and then for an additional three months of feeding in Southeast Alaska. ...
• During the summer of 1997, OSU researchers tagged 12 humpback whales feeding in Southeast Alaska and observed them for two months. ...
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• Local and migratory movements of Hawaiian humpback whales tracked by satellite telemetry .
• Abstract: We examined inter-island movements and offshore migrations of six humpback whales (Megaptera novaeangliae) tagged during March and April 1995 with satellite-monitored radio tags off Kauai, Hawaii. ...
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