Where can we find Blue Whales?
The blue whale is known as the largest living marine mammal in the world. And also considered as even larger than most dinosaurs. A fully grown blue whale measure is about 100 ft. long and weigh more than 180 tons.
Blue whales usually travel on their two primary seasons known as feeding season and mating season.
During their feeding season (summer) they can be seen in their migration towards areas such as the Farallon Islands, Channel Islands and Monterey Bay. While during mating season (winter) they migrate towards the warmer tropical parts of the world such as the Gulf of Mexico and Costa Rica, where they can be able to mate with other whales.
In the western Atlantic, blue whales can be seen in waters from Greenland to Newfoundland. In the Eastern Atlantic, blue whales can be found between the Azores and Canary Islands and Iceland. In the Northern Pacific, Mexico’s Baja California is the safest place to see them.
Published on 28-Feb-2019 12:52:44
