The fin whale, scientifically known as Balaenoptera physalus, is primarily found in the deep waters of the North Atlantic and North Pacific Oceans. This species is currently classified as endangered due to a significant population decline, with numbers dropping by 78%
The Fin Whale is endangered. I know this because
for an animal to be classified as endangered, the
species population has to be declined to at least
70% or lower. The Fin Whale has declined 78% of
it's original roughly 400 000 whales.
What ecosystem it lives in
Fin whales are typically found in deep waters off the coast off oceans. Fin whales also enjoy polar latitudes and are uncommon in tropic waters.
Name
The scientific name fo a Fin Whale is a Balaenoptera Physalus.
Why is it endangered, and how can we help?
Fin whales are endangered because of enviromental change
(Climate change, habitat loss etc..) and also because of whaling. You can help by using less plastic, disencouraging whaling and support organizations that help whales.
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The fin whale is located in the north atlantic and north pacific waters