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Evgen [1.6K]
3 years ago
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The humpback whale can be seen off the coast of Alaska during the summer months, but is found as far south as California and Haw

aii during the winter. Why would the humpback whale most likely spend the summer months off the coast of Alaska? (3 points)
Biology
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nydimaria [60]3 years ago
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Question : T<span>he humpback whale can be seen off the coast of Alaska during the summer months, but is found as far south as California and Hawaii during the winter. Why would the humpback whale most likely spend the summer months off the coast of Alaska?

Answer : The humpback whale likes being in the cold like all other fishes.
The humpback whale is usually found around the coast of Alaska because it is a little colder over there. Then in winter it is found around Hawaii and California because the pacific ocean cools down and is not so hot anymore!

-procklown
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