101 Facts About Humpback Whales

"A science-based celebration of one of the world's most iconic animals" How big do humpback whales grow? How far do they travel? What are those bumps on their heads? How do mothers raise their young in the open ocean? In 101 Facts About Humpback Whales, marine scientists Stephanie Stack and Jens Currie answer these questions and more through fun, engaging facts grounded in decades of study and observation. As active whale researchers who spend their days studying whales and dolphins in the wild, the authors share insights drawn directly from their years of fieldwork and discovery. Perfect for curious minds of all ages, this book invites readers to explore the lives of humpback whales through accurate, up-to-date knowledge and to understand these remarkable animals like never before. Founded in 1980, Pacific Whale Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to inspiring and advancing conservation for whales, dolphins, and the ocean. Through science, education, advocacy, and community engagement, the organization works to protect marine ecosystems, foster stewardship, and create meaningful connections between people and ocean life. By integrating research, place-based knowledge, and collaborative action, Pacific Whale Foundation advances conservation efforts to support a healthy ocean, resilient communities, and a future where people and ocean life thrive harmoniously. To learn more, visit www.pacificwhale.org