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Where do blue whales migrate to feed?
Quick Answer
Blue whales migrate to cold, food-rich waters in summer, including the North Pacific, the North Atlantic, and waters around Antarctica. They return to warmer seas for breeding.
The Full Story
Blue whales range across the world’s oceans, but they usually feed in polar and subpolar waters where krill is abundant. Major feeding areas include the North Pacific, the North Atlantic, and the Southern Ocean around Antarctica. In many populations, whales migrate to warmer tropical or subtropical waters for breeding and calving. Their long migrations are tied to the seasonal movement of krill, their main food source.
Key Facts
1.Largest animal on Earth
2.Feed mainly on krill
3.Can grow to about 30 m long
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