Along with being declared an endangered species, world wide restrictions on ocean whaling have helped in the dramatic recovery of the humpback whale population. Humpbacks are once again becoming a more common site in the ocean waters. Although the humpbacks current population is unknown, there are an estimated 10,000 humpbacks currently in our oceans around the world. Reasons why Humpback Whales are so easy to hunt and kill Humpback whales have a tendancy to live near the coast lines. Humpbacks are generally not affraid of humans.
Humpbacks like to show off for an audience.
Humpbacks songs are easily distinguisable from other whales, which makes them very easy to find. Humpbacks congregate during their birthing stage making them easy to find. Habitat of Humpback Whales Humpback whales live all around the wolrd's oceans. In the winters, humpback whales migrate to the tropical regions near the equator for breeding and raising their young. In the summers, humpback whales go to the artics, both the north and south, for feeding.